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Full, high-angle view of Agave lophantha v. Quadricolor, featuring dark green leaves with yellow edges and a pale green strip down the middle, accented by dark red teeth along the margins. The plant grows to 1-2 feet high and wide, thriving in full to part sun. Hardy in USDA zones 8-12, it tolerates temperatures as low as 10-15°F. It is a slow-growing tropical plant, with greenish-yellow flowers that bloom on a stalk reaching up to 12 feet tall.
Top-down view of Agave lophantha v. Quadricolor, showcasing its rosette of dark green leaves with yellow edges and a pale green strip down the middle. The leaves are lined with dark red teeth along the margins, forming a compact shape. This plant grows to 1-2 feet high and wide, thriving in full to part sun. Hardy in USDA zones 8-12, it can tolerate temperatures as low as 10-15°F, making it a resilient addition to gardens.
Agave lophantha v. Quadricolor
From ¥2,700

1 review
Full, high-angle view of Agave macroacantha (Black Spine Agave), showcasing its succulent, grayish-green leaves with sharp black spines at the tips. The plant grows to 1-2 feet high and 2-3 feet wide, thriving in full to part sun. Hardy in USDA zones 9-12, it produces small grey and red flowers on sturdy stems up to 10 feet tall.
Top-down view of Agave macroacantha (Black Spine Agave), showcasing its rosette of grayish-green leaves with sharp black spines at the tips. The plant grows to 1-2 feet high and 2-3 feet wide, thriving in full to part sun. Hardy in USDA zones 9-12, it has a compact structure with flowers growing on sturdy stems up to 10 feet tall.
Agave macroacantha - Black spine agave
From ¥4,000

10 reviews
Full, high angle view of Agave murpheyi variegated, featuring long, narrow leaves with vibrant yellow edges and reddish-brown spines along the margins. The plant forms a compact rosette, growing to 2-3 feet high and 3 feet wide. It thrives in full sun and is hardy in USDA zones 9-11, requiring minimal care and making it ideal for both landscapes and containers.
Top-down view of Agave murpheyi variegated, showcasing its rosette of narrow leaves with vibrant yellow edges and reddish-brown spines along the margins. The plant forms a symmetrical pattern, growing to 2-3 feet high and 3 feet wide. It thrives in full sun and is hardy in USDA zones 9-11, making it a versatile addition to both landscapes and containers.
Agave murpheyi variegated - Variegated Murphey Agave
From ¥4,000
Full, high-angle view of Agave nicklesiae (King Ferdinand Agave), showcasing its triangular blue-green leaves arranged in a tight rosette, with a spine at the tip of each leaf. The plant grows to 1.5-2 feet high and 2-3 feet wide, thriving in full to part sun. It is hardy in USDA zones 8-12 and requires minimal irrigation, making it ideal for low-maintenance landscapes and collectors.
Top-down view of Agave nicklesiae (King Ferdinand Agave), showcasing its unique blue-green triangular-shaped leaves arranged in a tight rosette. The plant grows to 1.5-2 feet high and 2-3 feet wide, thriving in full to part sun. It is hardy in USDA zones 8-12 and requires minimal irrigation, making it ideal for low-maintenance landscapes and collectors.
Agave nickelsiae (syn. A. ferdinandi-regis) - King Ferdinand Agave
From ¥4,000
Agave ocahui - Ocahui Century Plant
From ¥3,200

4 reviews
Agave oteroi 'Oaxaca'
From ¥3,200

7 reviews
Agave ovatifolia 'Frosty Blue' - Whale's Tongue Agave
From ¥3,200

1 review
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Agave ovatifolia 'Orca' - Variegated Whale's Tongue
¥16,600 ¥20,500

7 reviews
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Top-down view of Agave ovatifolia (Whale's Tongue Agave), showcasing wide, deeply guttered leaves with wavy linear undulations. The plant grows to 3-5 feet high and 4-6 feet wide, thriving in full sun. It is hardy in USDA zones 7-12 and grows slowly into a solitary, attention-commanding specimen.
Agave ovatifolia - Whale's Tongue Agave
From ¥4,800

3 reviews
Full, high-angle view of Agave parrasana, also known as Desert Rose Agave, showcasing its wide, grey leaves that taper to brown terminal spines. The leaves form a tight rosette, with distinctive backward and forward-facing marginal teeth creating intricate patterns on each leaf. This hardy, drought-tolerant plant thrives in full sun.
Top-down view of Agave parrasana, also known as Desert Rose Agave, showcasing its tight, solitary rosette of grey leaves with intricate, backward and forward-facing marginal teeth. The leaves taper to a grey-brown terminal spine, with distinct bud imprints visible on each leaf.
Agave parrasana - Desert Rose Agave
From ¥3,200

4 reviews
Agave parryi v. couesii
From ¥4,800

1 review
Agave parryi v. huachucensis
From ¥2,700

1 review
Agave parryi v. neomexicana - New Mexico Agave
From ¥4,800

7 reviews
Full high-angle view of Agave parryi 'truncata' (Artichoke Agave), showcasing its broad, powder-blue leaves arranged in a compact rosette. The leaves resemble an artichoke and are tipped with one-inch-long black, wavy terminal spines. This hardy agave thrives in full sun to part shade and grows to 3-4 feet high and wide. It is well-suited for USDA hardiness zones 7-11 and prefers well-drained soil, making it an ideal choice for landscape accents, containers, or garden beds.
Top-down view of Agave parryi 'truncata' (Artichoke Agave), displaying its rosette of broad, powder-blue leaves with black, wavy terminal spines. The leaves form a symmetrical, artichoke-like pattern, with the plant growing to 3-4 feet high and wide. It thrives in full sun to part shade and prefers well-drained soil, making it perfect for landscapes, containers, or garden beds in USDA hardiness zones 7-11.
Agave parryi v. truncata - Artichoke Agave
From ¥3,200

1 review
Agave pintilla - Maguey Pintillo
From ¥3,200
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Agave potatorum 'Cubic'
From ¥1,600 ¥3,200

4 reviews
Close-up of Agave potatorum, also known as Butterfly Agave, showing broad gray leaves forming an open rosette. The leaves, which are 10-18 inches long, are reflexed near the tips with brown spines. The plant grows to 1.5-2 feet high and 2-3 feet wide, with a flower spike that rises 10 to 20 feet, producing light green flowers tipped with red. Hardy in USDA zones 9-12, it thrives in full to part sun.
Top-down view of Agave potatorum, also known as Butterfly Agave, showcasing its broad gray leaves forming an open rosette. The plant grows 1.5-2 feet tall and 2-3 feet wide, with 10 to 18-inch long reflexed leaves with brown spines and a 1-inch long wavy terminal spine. The plant blooms after about 10 years, producing a flower spike that rises 10 to 20 feet, with light green flowers tipped with red.
Agave potatorum - Butterfly Agave
From ¥7,900

1 review
Top-down view of Agave pygmae, also known as Dragon Toes Agave, showing a compact rosette of blue leaves with distinct red speckled imprints. This hardy, drought-tolerant plant grows to 1-2 feet high and wide and thrives in full sun. It is a great choice for container gardening and attracts birds and butterflies when blooming, while being deer-resistant. It is hardy in USDA zones 9-11.
Agave pygmae 'Dragon Toes'
From ¥4,800

8 reviews
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