The largest Agave in its species, the Agave Americana, commonly called the Century Plant, grows long, pointed blue-green leaves appearing to stem straight from the ground.
The Century Plant grows more quickly (compared to other cacti) and establishes thick leaves in a heavy 'pup' cluster that can reach up to 3 feet from the base. Native to Texas, the Century Plant loves the hot Arizona weather but is also cold-hardy enough to survive our coldest winters. Century Plant tolerates full to partial sun exposure.
Despite its large size and striking appearance, it is relatively low-maintenance and used in xeriscaping and desert gardens.
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An attractive succulent valued for its dramatic foliage. Dazzling silver-blue leaves are abundant, and this aloe is a great bright accent in any landscape. Great for rock gardens!
Blue Glow Agave has a compact form with dramatic blue-green foliage and texture. It's a perfect choice for any low-water design landscape.
A slow growing Agave with blue-green to yellow leaves that form an upright rosette. Native to Arizona and Mexico, this Agave loves the sun.
Ladys Slipper provide a great way to add color to any drought tolerant landscape! Use them as a living sculpture in any yard!
With the extreme heat and freezing temperatures of our desert climate, many of our desert acclimated trees, plants and cacti experience heat stress, freeze damage and yellowing.
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