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Saturday, April 28, 2012
Asparagus Stalk
Photo by Angie Perryman 4/24/12
Take a look at the many
Golden-flowered Agaves
aka Century Plants (
Agave chrysantha
) that are sending up stalks and you'll see why they are in the Asparagus Family.
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