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I am not a professional botanist nor an expert in Agavaceae taxonomy.

Any help with ID and spelling would be welcome.

Photos are for reference only.

Agave

   AG006=  americana var. medio-picta alba (grayish-blue leaves with a large white strip in the middle) $6.50

   AG056=  americana var. medio-picta azure (has a blueish green center strip) N/A

   AG022=  bracteosa (soft leave, no teeth, looks more like a bromeliad) $6.50 larger $15.00
     AG018= celsii (very whitish-blue color, pink in good light, small dark teeth & tip spine) N/A

   AG2=  dasyliroides (thin soft blue-green leaves, no teeth, seed grown) $6.50
     AG019= desmettiana var. marginata (urn-shaped rosette, soft leaves with creamy edges) $6.50

     AG3=  guadalajarana (gray rosette with very wide toothy leaves, seed grown) $6.50 - 5  for $15.00

   AG054=  leopoldii (leaves about 8" long, lots of curls) $6.50

   AG004=  lophantha variegated (toothy rosettes with lots of color) $15.00

   AG040=  'Kyoto' (thick fat leaves with big teeth) N/A
   AG001=   macroacantha (blue green narrow leaves, black teeth & tip spine) N/A

   AG044=  'Ohi-Raijan' (very small rosettes, will become a nice mound of rosettes) $8.00

   AG4=  ornithobroma (thin green leaves with curly white filaments, seed grown) $6.50

   AG005=  patonii (small agave, dwarf form, under a foot across with long black leave tip spines) $6.50  

   AG012=  patonii var. marginata (small agave, dwarf form, under a foot across, with creamy margins) $12.50

   AG048=  sp. 'Orange Spine' (mother came from Nature's Curiosity Shop over 27yrs. ago it will sometime have monstrose leaves) N/A

   AG034=  stricta (thin light green leaves, will make a nice dome of leaves) $6.50
   AG007=  stricta nana (also had the name echinata, very small form with pale green thin leaves) $6.50

   AG036=  tenuifolia (somewhat like the stricta, these young plants came from Yuccado Nursery) N/A
   AG031=  titanota #37 (thick fat green leaves, very jaws like teeth) $6.50

   AG000=  titanota (nice blue form, seed grown) $6.50

   AG008=  utathensis var. eborispina (small agave, makes lots of pups) $6.50
     AG002=  victoriae-reginae (dense, tight rosettes, triangular leaves, white markings) $6.50

   AG1=  victoriae-reginae compacta (small compact plants with nice markings, makes many offsets) $6.50

   AG057=  xylonacantha (lots of teeth, gets a golden color in the sun) $6.50

Beaucarnea

     AGB037=  gracilis (caudex, that will branch with green to blueish-green leaves) $6.50
     AGB015=  recurvata (caudex, main stem will branch, fountain of reddish-green leaves) N/A

   AGB027=  guatemalensis (fat-bottoms with long necks) N/A

Calibanus

     AGC025=  hookeri 'The Tempest' (fat caudex with lots of grass like leaves) $8.00

Dracaena

   AGD033=  draco (these are seedlings, will make a fat truck) N/A

Furcraea

   AGF010=  foetida var. medio-picta (long grayish blue leaves with a white stripe down the middle) $6.50

Hesperaloe

   AGH060=  parviflora (agave relative, thin dark green leaves, these are very young plants, red fl) $6.50

Manfreda

   AGM030=  sileri (these are young seedlings not sure what they will look like when they grow up, seed were from the CSSA) $6.50
   AGM029=  sp. (soft grayish-blue leaves spotted with reddish-brown, white fl. may go dormant in winter, very cold hardy) $6.50

Polianthes

     AGP059=  tuberosa (soft green leaves, white fragrant fl. bulbs will go dormant in the winter) $6.50

Yucca

   AGY035=  whipple (very powdery blue leaves on short stems) $6.50

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