AGAVE SEEMANNIANA X ISTHMENSIS

Botanical Name: Agave seemanniana x isthmensis
Common Names: Hybrid Agave, Seemann’s Dwarf Agave
Light Requirements: Full sun to light shade
Soil Requirements: Well-drained, sandy or rocky soils
Water Needs: Very low; once established, highly drought-tolerant
Foliage: Symmetrical rosette of broad, blue-green leaves with subtle imprints and sharp terminal spines
Flowers: Rare; monocarpic species that flowers once at maturity
Growth Rate: Slow

Uses:

Ornamental Plant:
Admired for its compact, symmetrical form and striking foliage, this hybrid agave adds bold texture and structure to succulent collections, containers, and modern arid gardens.

Xeriscaping:
A smart choice for water-wise landscapes, it thrives in dry conditions with minimal care.

Container Specimen:
Its manageable size and architectural form make it ideal for pots and raised beds.

Benefits:

• Drought Resistance: Thrives in hot, dry climates with minimal irrigation.

• Compact & Sculptural: Perfect for small gardens, patios, and landscape accents.

• Low Maintenance: Pest- and disease-resistant, requiring little upkeep.

• Cold Tolerance: Handles brief cold spells and light frost once established.

• Visual Appeal: Offers year-round interest with its bold, geometric leaf pattern.

Agave seemanniana x isthmensis is a hardy, compact hybrid agave that brings a refined, sculptural touch to drought-tolerant landscapes. With minimal needs and maximum visual impact, it’s a standout plant for sustainable design.