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Agave striata is an easy-to-grow century plant that looks quite different from the wider leaf types with its narrow
maintenance free groundcover
It was misidentified as Veronica peduncularis due to an incorrectly identified Kew Gardens herbarium sheet
Named after Kevin's mother (it's gotta be good)
Chemicals or callirhoe
Trillium erectum Aristolochia Agave striata is an easy-to-growThe stunning Trillium erectum occurs in rich, moist woodlands from Canada south to Georgia. Trillium erectum emerges in mid April (NC), forming a 6" tall stalk, topped with three green leaves. Soon after the leaves unfurl, the bright red, quarter sized flowers pop up from under the leaf to stand perched atop the green foliage. In time, Trillium erectum makes a stunning large clump in the woodland garden.