AGAVE MIX

Botanical Name: Agave spp. (Mixed Varieties)
Common Name: Agave Mix
Mature Height: Varies by species (1–6 feet / 0.3–1.8 meters)
Mature Spread: Varies by species (1–8 feet / 0.3–2.4 meters)
Growth Rate: Generally slow to moderate
Light Requirements: Full sun
Soil Requirements: Well-draining soil; suitable for sandy, rocky, and nutrient-poor substrates
Water Needs: Low; drought-tolerant once established
Foliage: Thick, succulent leaves often arranged in dramatic rosettes, varying in color from blue-gray to green or variegated; typically edged with spines and a terminal point
Trunk: Usually stemless or with short trunks, depending on the species
Flowers: Flower spikes emerge after several years; monocarpic bloom cycle (plants flower once and then die, often producing offsets)

Uses:

• Sculptural Planting: Ideal for modern, Mediterranean, and desert landscapes

• Rock Gardens: Perfect for low-water-use gardens with strong architectural lines

• Container Planting: Suited for large pots and decorative containers

• Diversity in Design: Offers a mix of textures, sizes, and colors for visual variety

Benefits:

• Drought Resistant: Thrives in hot, dry conditions with minimal care

• Low Maintenance: Little watering or pruning required

• Unique Aesthetic: Each variety contributes its own bold character and form

• Hardy and Adaptable: Performs well in poor soils and harsh climates

The Agave Mix combines the beauty and diversity of several agave species, offering a stunning selection of shapes, sizes, and hues. Perfect for water-wise gardens and bold landscape statements, this mix delivers texture, contrast, and resilience in a range of settings.