Agave Whale's Tongue Willow Originally discovered as a "chance

Originally discovered as a "chance seedling" in California

Scientific Name  Malus domestica 'Anna' Foliage: Deciduous Leaves: Deciduous

it has remained a favorite for over 150 years because it offers a flavor profile that modern "supermarket" peaches often lack

the tree is a showstopper

When the background color changes from dark green to a soft yellow or creamy gold

Agave Whale's Tongue Willow Originally discovered as a "chanceThe Whales Tongue Agave (Agave ovatifolia) is a highly sought after evergreen succulent known for its massive, architectural presence and distinctively wide, cupped leaves. Unlike many agaves that grow in a chaotic cluster, the Whale's Tongue grows as a single, symmetrical rosette, giving it a clean and sculptural look that is prized in modern and xeric landscapes. Its name comes from the unique shape of its leaves, which are broad, thick, and curved