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Agave is a genus of succulent plants from America. Some species grow in cold areas and take hard frost, while some others live in tropical climates. Some are tiny dwarfs and some are giants, up to 2 or 3 m wide.
Cold hardy agaves can create an exotic effect in your garden. Agave species make fine companions to palms or cacti. Variegated agaves are incredibly sought after by collectors. Our web shop offers an ever changing selection of species. We ship bare rooted plants, unless otherwise specified.
Quite different and attractive, this agave has few leaves and they are fleshy and soft, with a pale green colour, reminiscent of Agave attenuata.
14-18 cm pot, bare rooted - Small to medium sized, compact Agave with embossed glaucous leaves. Margins are undulate and armed with reddish-brown spines. It is a mountain species from southern Mexico, found at 1300 to 2300 m (4500 to 7500 ft.).
Agave of 5-7 cm (2-3 in). Dwarf Japanese selection of Agave potatorum. It is very compact and grows only to 5-10 cm (2-4") in diameter. Leaves are wide, thick and dusty blue, with few spines.
10 cm cutting. A giant in the genus, the ferocious classic Agave ferox can take some frost and snow.
Our plant is the Agave asperrima described by Jacobi, commonly found in the Chihuahuan Desert. It grows beautiful grey-white, average sized rosettes.
NEW - 14-18 cm. This is a millenary crop plant grown for fibres named sisal. It originated in Mexico, Chiapas, and is widelycultivated elsewhere. It is probably a sterile cultivar derived from A. vivipara.
This small agave has become very popular during the past years because of a lot of reasons. It is an official beauty, spineless except at the tip, with green-blue leaves.
The famous tekila drink is produced with this species with grey-blue leaves. Agave tequilana is only known in cultivation, and was never found in the wild, but it was possibly originally native to Jalisco in Mexico. It is a large plant with straight grey-blue leaves. It is hardy to light frost, to about - 3 C.
NEW !- Olive-green leaves, finely asperous, with a broad paler band running down the center. Native to an arid calcareous region in Teuhuacan, Puebla, at 1650-1950 m elevation. Slow growing, attaining 50-80 cm in diameter. It will stay smaller in pots.
20-22 cm diameter. Exciting garden selection of a small, frost-hardy agave. Rosettes are compact, tidy and four-coloured (quadri-color). This variegated cultivar will survive - 5 C (23 F) and even less if kept dry.
25 cm diameter. Exciting garden selection of a small, frost-hardy agave. Rosettes are compact, tidy and four-coloured (quadri-color). This variegated cultivar will survive - 5 C (23 F) and even less if kept dry.
This small, frost-hardy agave is a non-hybrid clone selected in cultivation, with enhanced colours. Leaves are darker, with a paler central stripe, all is glossy and the leaf margins are almost white. It is frost resistant to -15 C or more if kept dry!
Until recently, Agave ferdinandi-regis was considered a fully different species. It is a very elegant Agave, less compact than victoriae-reginae with dark reddish brown edges (not silvery). It is solitary or very slow to sucker, globose, slow growing up to 45 cm.
13-17 cm. This is a popular species, commonly seen in Mexican and Caribbean gardens. Fantastic shape with olive-green leaves with white margins and black spines.
10-14 cm diameter - Nigra is a "classic" hybrid Agave, obtained by crossing Agave victoriae-reginae and A. scabra. Agave X nigra is a beautiful frost-hardy plant, known for its architectural shape.
Dasylirion cedrosanum is a little known sotol from in the Mexican states of Chihuahua, Coahuila, and Durango. In these areas, Dasylirion cedrosanum grows among shrubs or grasses, at 1.000-2.000 m elevation.
Pale green leaves open up in tufts of fluffy fibres. A robust Dasylirion from high altitude desert regions in central Mexico that develops a short trunk, often holding multiple crowns of pale green leaves with frayed leaf tips. Native to dry areas of Oaxaca and Puebla, in Mexico.
Spectacular ornamental from NE Mexico!
This species is typically smaller than other Dasylirions, with small crowns and trunks usually less than 0,5 m. Leaves are long, reaching 1–2m.
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