
Agave 'Sharkskin' is a striking, 3-foot-tall and wide succulent with thick, grayish-green leaves tipped with spines. Its muted color and architectural form make it a standout in xeric beds or desert gardens. Drought and deer tolerant.
Full sun, average to dry, well-drained soil. Clump-forming. Slow grower. Use as specimen, in containers, desert gardens, rock gardens. Silver/gray foliage. Deer and drought tolerant. Low maintenance. Hardy in USDA zones 9-11; protect from frost elsewhere.
Agave Plant Guide: Types, Care, Uses & Growing the Century Plant
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)
Agave 'Artichoke' – Dense Blue-Gray Rosettes for Water-Wise Gardens
Agave Leaf Damage: Nutrient Deficiency or Temperature Extremes
Diagnosing Brown Streaks on Variegated False Agave
Removing 5x5 ft Agave: Hire Pro, Roots Shallow, Sidewalk Safe
Agave 'Weber's' – Stately Gray-Green Rosette
Agave weberi 'Weber's Agave' – Fleshy Gray-Green Rosette
Agave weberi 'Weber's Agave' – Medium Rosette with Yellow Flowers
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