Agave

Agave plants, native to the dry regions of the Americas, are known for their tough, fleshy leaves that grow in large rosette formations. These succulents are perfect for xeriscaping due to their drought-resistant nature. See even more types of succulents at Xerophyte Garden.

Agave parryi truncata aka Artichoke Agave

Agave parryi truncata creates dense blue-gray rosettes shaped like an artichoke, eventually reaching several feet across. Its architectural form, sun tolerance, and drought resistance make it a standout landscape agave.

Agave victoriae-reginae aka Queen Victoria Agave

Agave victoriae-reginae is prized for its compact dark green rosette traced with crisp white markings. Queen Victoria Agave stays relatively small but demands excellent drainage and protection from hard freezes.

Agave macroacantha aka Black-Spined Agave

Agave macroacantha is a compact blue-green agave armed with dramatic black terminal spines. It performs best in full sun, sharply drained soil, and frost-free conditions.