Agave pedunculifera - 3ga single-head-stemless and summer-rainfall watering patterns

and summer-rainfall watering patterns

Unlike many monocarpic succulents

in cultivation they may show slightly rough or sandpapery surfaces and can develop short stems over time

Hardy in USDA Zones 9-11

In gardens it is used as a bold specimen in dry landscapes and large succulent plantings

Agave pedunculifera - 3ga single-head-stemless and summer-rainfall watering patternsPickup Only No shipping Agave pedunculifera Durango Soft Agave A graceful, soft leaved Mexican species native to volcanic cliffs in Sinaloa, Durango, Nayarit, and Jalisco. Agave pedunculifera forms low, solitary rosettes 23 ft tall and 34 ft wide with broad, smooth olive to blue green leaves that curve back elegantly. Margins bear minute, flexible teeth and end in a pliant tip that bends to the touchearning it the name Soft Agave. Its gentle form