Chlorophytum bowkeri Aroids protamericana makes the largest clump

protamericana makes the largest clump of any of the hardy agaves that we have grown

terminal spikes reach 40" tall with an open cluster of medium lavender flowers

and it will most likely be many more years before it shows up again

speaks to the water/flooding tolerance of this Hibiscus plant

Chlorophytum bowkeri Aroids protamericana makes the largest clumpChlorophytum bowkeri is an African native (Mozambique, Swaziland, South Africa, and Zimbabwe), non running spider plant that can be found in damp grasslands and forest margins to 6,000' elevation. In the garden, it has been an incredibly durable performer for us since 2014, in a range of conditions from sun to part sun. It forms dense 1' tall x 2' wide clumps of manfreda like evergreen foliage, topped for us, starting in July with 3' tall stalks of