Agave attenuata
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Family Name:
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Agavaceae |
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Common Name:
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Century Plant |
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Size:
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1m high x 1m wide |
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Growth Rate:
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Moderate to Fast |
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Description:
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A native Mexican plant that forms rosettes of succulent-like, soft fleshy, green to bluish leaves. |
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Position:
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Full sun to part shade in well-drained soil. |
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Care:
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Do not plant in high traffic areas as the foliage is easily damaged. As the central rosette produces new ‘pups’, the old overgrown stems can be removed to improve the appearance. |
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Features:
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• Architectural foliage • Drought tolerant • Feature plant |
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Sizes Grown:
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14cm, 18cm, 25cm, 30cm, 40cm |
