Despite its name, this agave makes a bold statement with upright, curled leaves that lack teeth, creating a safe yet dramatic focal point in the landscape or a large container. Mass for greater effect. Provide some shade in low desert regions. Evergreen. Photo credit: Doreen Wynja.
Plant in well-drained soil. The toothless leaves are a practical advantage. Drought tolerant. Excellent for modern, architectural landscapes.
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