Quesnelia testudo 'Farro' Size:Offset Central American forms of concolor

Central American forms of concolor are still offered as acostae

with an 'orchid type' fertilizer

A handsome hybrid of (capitata x fasciculata ‘Magnificent’) by Steve Correale with a 20 inch spreading rosette of fasciculata-type foliage

green with cream colored variegation and washed with a coppery-orange tint

The leaves are coated with a waxy powder

Quesnelia testudo 'Farro' Size:Offset Central American forms of concolorA variegated form of one of the standards in Florida landscapes. Spiky, green foliage, slightly silver banded, in a full rosette, with broad, creamy white marginal variegation. A cone shaped inflorescence has blue flowers and glowing red, crepe paper like bracts. Beds of this species can be seen in many Florida gardens, often climbing the trunks of trees. This variegated form was first imported by Wally Berg after he obtained it from a Brazilian