Agave striata, the Striata Agave, is a unique agave that forms a dense, spherical rosette of hundreds of very narrow, stiff, round-in-cross-section, green leaves that resemble needles or grass. It has no marginal teeth, only a sharp terminal spine. It suckers freely, forming large colonies of porcupine-like spheres. This Mexican native is extremely drought-tolerant and adds incredible texture to xeriscapes.




| Family: | Agavaceae (ah-gav-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Agave (a-GAH-vee) |
| Species: | striata (stree-AH-tuh) |
| Synonym: | Agave echinoides |
| Synonym: | Agave ensiformis |
| Synonym: | Agave hystrix |
| Synonym: | Agave recurva |
| Synonym: | Agave richardsii |
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