This agave forms a remarkably symmetrical rosette of hundreds of narrow, flexible, unarmed leaves—safe near pools and traffic. After about 10 years, it sends up a 9- to 12-foot spike bearing pairs of yellow flowers. Evergreen and excellent for containers, it adds architectural drama to any landscape.
Plant in well-drained soil. The flexible leaves make it user-friendly. Drought tolerant. The towering bloom is a spectacular event.
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