cyathea milnei total 60 cm pot 16 cm Trachycarpus nova Agave striata is not monocarpic

Agave striata is not monocarpic

The inflorescence is a panicle of 60 cm and hidden partially by the leaves

It can be used as a feature plant or mixed with other contrasting plants

In the case of damage you can always cut them off yourself

What is special is it withstands -20°C based on the cultivation experiment decades ago

cyathea milnei total 60 cm pot 16 cm Trachycarpus nova Agave striata is not monocarpicCyathea milnei Cyathea milnei is found on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands in New Zealand. Cyathea milnei resembles Cyathea dealbata and is therefore also some cold resistant. The difference is that Cyathea milnei has not the famous silver colour on the underside of the fronds like Cyathea dealbata. It is a medium sized tree fern with a dense crown, a trunk that may be as tall as 8 m and fronds as long as 4 m; the dead fronds form a skirt around