Agave havardiana is a special native plant found in west Texas. It features a single rosette that generally spans 3-4 feet wide, showcasing thick, spiny leaves in a lovely glaucous blue color, which can grow up to 20 inches long and 6 inches wide. This resilient plant is adapted to thrive in chilly conditions, remaining safe from winter moisture even in temperatures below 20 degrees F. When summer arrives, mature Agave havardiana dazzles with impressive flower spikes reaching up to 12 feet tall, looking like asparagus and adorned with clusters of vibrant yellow flowers that attract an array of pollinators.
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Height: 3′-4′ Spread: 3’-4′ Bloom: June-August Light: Full Sun Water: Low Zone: 5-9 Origin: Texas, Mexico
