Plants are clumped, sharp-spined, on rocky clay. Plan to scoop with loader, transport, plant on sandy clay mounds, oriented N/S.
Agaves have shallow, spreading roots like palms. Dig at least 18 inches deep to capture root mass.
Watch for spines! Heavy leather gloves and eye protection essential.
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