Regal and compact, Agave 'Queen Victoria' radiates a tight rosette of toothless, spine-tipped leaves adorned with delicate white markings. This slow-growing succulent is a jewel for small spaces—perfect as a single specimen in pots or as a focal point in a succulent garden. Photo credit: Richard Shiell.
Use well-draining cactus mix. Water sparingly. The white markings are most distinct in bright light. Excellent for collectors and small-space gardens.
Queen Victoria Cardinal Flower Flopping and Stem Damage
Apricot Queen New Zealand Flax: Apricot-Colored Phormium
Oh My! 24" Tree Rose: Deep Velvety Red Floribunda
Oh My! Rose (36″ Standard): Deep Velvety Red Floribunda Clusters
Oh My! Rose: Deep Velvety Red Blooms on Dark Foliage
Hydrangea Oakleaf 'Snow Queen': Upright White Panicles Turn Rose-Pink with Red-Bronze Fall Foliage
Lilac 'Victoria California': Evergreen Coastal Lilac with Deep Blue Flowers for Tall Hedges
Octopus Agave (Agave vilmoriniana): The Soft, Recurving Agave with No Teeth
Majestic Agave (Agave beauleriana): A Giant, Blue-Green Agave
Striata Agave (Agave striata): A Spherical, Needle-Leaved Agave
Black-spined Agave (Agave macroacantha)
Butterfly Agave (Agave potatorum)
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