Tag: Agave Attenuata in flower

Gardening in January: Agave Attenuata or a Donah Kebab for Bees?

Agave Attenuata in flower - January

Agave attenuata is often called Foxtail Agave or Swan’s Neck Agave. Unlike most agaves, its leaves have no sharp tips or teeth, so it’s friendly to walk past and easy to live with, which is just as well, as it is beginning to tower over the cars on our drive. This is the second time... Continue Reading →

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Six On Saturday: 16.01.21 Frost, Disease and January Flowers

Euphorbia ghost with brown marks

This week we were greeted with a rare and unexpected ground frost which took us by surprise. While it is common to have minus temperatures down in the valley, where we are upon the cliffs, not so much! We've just gone back into COVID lockdown but as we've become a pair of hermits it does... Continue Reading →

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