Agave applanata Hydrangea In late summer it produces

In late summer it produces attractive blue berries that add extra seasonal interest

Preferring full sun and free-draining soil

a hybrid of Cordyline pumilio and Cordyline banksii

pyramidal-shaped magnolia produces large

deep red spine adding dramatic contrast and architectural appeal

Agave applanata Hydrangea In late summer it producesAgave applanata commonly known as Grey Agave, is an architectural succulent forming a large, solitary rosette of broad blue green leaves edged with prominent dark brown to black spines. With a mature spread of up to 2 metres in diameter, it makes a bold statement in any dry garden or landscape design. Prefers a full sun position with good drainage and should be protected from heavy frosts. Evergreen and drought tolerant once established, it's ideal