Let me guess, this one is in Tucson?<a href="" target="_blank"><img src="" border="0" alt=" photo DSCF0305_zps30e97e72.jpg"/></a>

Was that A. Palmeri in bloom? Sure looks like it, if not maybe Agave chrysantha or agave murpheyi?Awesome pics hasty22 8) What part of Arizona? Tuc...

Always a good feeling to pull off the winter protection. I only have a few left to remove, the last are coming off next week. Some things like the o...

I think it will drag warm moist air from the Pacific. :)

Now I see what my posting the incorrect link does to this posting, Aaron.Totally screws up the loading speed.This is one of those rare instances you d...

I hope the next time I get down there I can get seed off one of these awesome agave.May not be this year. :x

great photos Barb. It's nice to see the signs of spring coming. Your Y. rostratas look great! :D I agree, with all that winter help those rostratas...

Looks like a dasylirion species, probably wheeleri? :D I think some of the dasylirions I seen with winter burn were other than wheeleri, I think they ...

Aaron.........you lost that beauty? Too bad. :cry: Yaaa, still a little bummed. :)

Aaron, that's the little Brevi right? The big one is still alive, isn't it? Barb Yip, that was the smaller one, the big one is doing great! :D

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If the leaves poke through a bit it should be ok, they need vents in the plastic. :D

Looks great! What kind of plastic did you use Aaron? Did you have to do anything to keep the agave from poking through the plastic? I just use wind...