Cabbage Head Agave forms a compact, dense rosette of broad, blue-gray leaves that overlap tightly like a cabbage head. The leaves have prominent marginal teeth and a stout terminal spine. This cold-hardy agave is a striking architectural element.




| Family: | Agavaceae (ah-gav-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Agave (a-GAH-vee) |
| Species: | parrasana (par-ra-sah-na) |
| Synonym: | Agave wislizeni |
Full sun and well-drained soil. Very cold-hardy for an agave, tolerating temperatures down to 0°F (-18°C). Water sparingly. The symmetrical rosette makes it a prized container plant. After flowering, the main rosette dies but offsets often remain.
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