Mangave Inky Fingers Fuchsia discovered in the late 1980s

discovered in the late 1980s by UK nurseryman Robert Potterton as a sport on Phlox subulata 'Alexander's Surprise'

which is usually after a frost in the fall kills the foliage

Since Polystichum acrostichoides holds onto its leaves for several years

Our clumps of Gladiolus 'Bolivian Peach' are topped with 40" flower spikes in early July

Mangave Inky Fingers Fuchsia discovered in the late 1980sxMangave 'Inky Fingers' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG exclusive introduction of a Hans Hansen creation a most unusual sport of xMangave 'Inkblot'. The new arching growth of the 8" tall x 18" wide clump, emerges glaucous blue, heavily spotted with purple, and edged with a purple border. As the leaf ages, the glaucousness disappears with the spots and edge color remaining.