Agave Watercolor by Debra Lee Baldwin Canvas Print

Agaves are succulent plants native to the Americas, and were used by indigenous peoples for the fibres in the leaves. Some still are farmed commercially in Mexico for the making of tequila and mescal. Although not all agaves have sharply pointed and toothed leaves, most do. For many gardeners and succulent plant collectors, such barbs enhance the plants' beauty, especially if they are in a contrasting colour or created scalloped imprints on inner leaves before they unfurled. Display this quality stretched canvas print as a conversation piece in your dining or living room; in a powder room or bedroom; or as a backdrop to a collection of succulents, indoors or out (if outside, protect from sun, wind and rain). Makes a great gift for anyone who loves gardening, and succulents in particular. Watercolor by garden photojournalist Debra Lee Baldwin, author of "Designing with Succulents", "Succulent Container Gardens" and "Succulents Simplified". http://debraleebaldwin.com