False Aloe Part Shade BONAP MAPHeight: 3’-5’Spread: 4’-6’Bloom: June-AugustLight:

BONAP MAPHeight: 3’-5’Spread: 4’-6’Bloom: June-AugustLight: Full Sun-Dappled ShadeWater: LowZone: 5-10Origin: Texas

Height: 4’

organic soils and are happiest in climates with mild summers

Propagate by seed or division

straight leaves in lovely shades from pale blue-green to pastel blue

False Aloe Part Shade BONAP MAPHeight: 3’-5’Spread: 4’-6’Bloom: June-AugustLight:Manfreda virginica Commonly known as American Agave, False Aloe, and Agave virginica. A rhizomatous perennial which forms large, basal rosettes of nearly flat, soft, fleshy, sword shaped, dark green leaves (6" to 20" long and 2" wide). Leaves may be flecked with red. From the center of each rosette rises an erect flower stalk to 4 5' tall (less frequently to 6'). Up to 30 solitary, fragrant, pale yellowish green, tube shaped, three lobed flowers (1"