Agave 'Snow Leopard' is an evergreen perennial that forms a rosette, reaching approximately 45 cm in height. Its elongated, arching leaves are fleshy and variegated, displaying deep green hues accented by creamy-white edges featuring distinctive leopard-like spots that intensify in bright sunlight. When mature, this species can send up tall spikes adorned with subtly fragrant green flowers. Resilient to pollution, it adds a structural element to rock gardens while requiring minimal upkeep.

Agave consists of either perennial or monocarpic succulents that develop rosettes of typically stiff, thick, spiny leaves. The plants produce funnel-shaped flowers in racemes or panicles that often exceed the height of the rosettes.

Agave 'Snow Leopard' (v)

Agave 'Spot'

Agave 'Spotty Dotty'

Agave 'Tooth Fairy'

Agave 'Whale Tale'

Agave Ray of Light ('Agavws'PBR)

Agave acicularis

Agave aff. pelona

Agave aff. stricta

Agave africana

Agave aktites

Agave albescens

Agave albomarginata

Agave albopilosa

Agave amaniensis

Agave americana is a perennial plant that maintains its foliage year-round, developing rosettes of leaves that feature spiny edges and a grey-green hue. Mature specimens can produce tall panicles, reaching up to 8 meters, adorned with greenish-yellow flowers that measure about 8 centimeters long. Flowering typically occurs in older plants.

Agave americana

Agave americana 'Marginata' is a substantial evergreen succulent characterized by its rigid rosette of grey-green foliage edged with yellow. The leaves feature sharp spines along their edges and at the tips. When fully mature, this plant can develop a tall, branched flowering spike that reaches up to 2 meters, adorned with yellow blooms. It is well-suited for container gardening on patios but needs to be sheltered during the winter months to thrive.

Agave americana 'Marginata' (v)

Agave americana 'Mediopicta Alba' is a perennial evergreen that develops rosettes of spiny, grey-green foliage, characterized by a creamy-white stripe running down the center of each leaf. Flowering is rare in this variety.

Agave americana 'Mediopicta Alba' (v)

Agave americana 'Mediopicta Aurea' is a perennial succulent that develops a rigid rosette of blue-green foliage featuring a prominent yellow stripe down the center. The leaf margins are lined with sharp teeth, and each leaf tapers to a spine at its tip. This cultivar grows slowly, attaining a height of up to 1.2 meters when fully matured. Once established, mature specimens may send up a tall flowering spike adorned with yellow-green blossoms. Following this flowering event, the central rosette will perish, making way for new offsets that emerge from the base.

Agave americana 'Mediopicta Aurea' (v)

Agave americana 'Mediopicta' is a succulent evergreen perennial that can reach a height of 1.5 meters. It develops rosettes of grey-green leaves, characterized by spiny edges and a distinctive creamy-yellow central stripe. Flowering is infrequent with this variety.

Agave americana 'Mediopicta' (v)

Agave americana 'Striata' is a perennial succulent that develops a rigid rosette of leaves characterized by a blue-green hue featuring narrow yellow stripes. The leaf margins have sharp teeth, and each leaf tapers to a spine at the tip. Although growth is slow, this plant can attain a height of approximately 2 meters when fully mature. Once it reaches maturity, it may send up a tall inflorescence with yellow-green blossoms. Following flowering, the central rosette will die, giving way to new offsets that emerge from the base.

Agave americana 'Striata' (v)

Agave americana 'Variegata' is a perennial that maintains its foliage year-round, developing robust rosettes that can reach heights of 1.5 meters. The leaves are characterized by their grey-green hue and spiny margins, adorned with longitudinal stripes of creamy-white. This variety rarely produces flowers.

Agave americana 'Variegata' (v)

Agave americana blue-flowered

Agave americana milleri

Agave americana subsp. americana

This evergreen succulent develops a rigid rosette of arching, powdery blue-grey foliage, characterized by sharp marginal teeth and spines at the tips. Growth is gradual, but it can attain a height of up to 2 meters when fully mature. Once established, mature specimens may send up a tall inflorescence bearing yellow flowers, after which the central rosette will die, giving way to new offsets emerging from the base.

Agave americana subsp. franzosini

Agave americana subsp. protamericana

Agave americana subsp. protamericana 'Lemon Lime' (v)

Agave americana subsp. protamericana blue

Agave americana var. expansa

Agave americana var. expansa 'Mediopicta Pallida'

Agave americana var. oaxacensis

Agave americana var. picta

Agave amica features long, narrow leaves and produces clusters of white, waxy, funnel-like blossoms during the summer months. Renowned for its strong fragrance, it is particularly valued as a cut flower.

Agave amica

Agave amica 'Golden Harvest'

Agave amica 'Marginata' (v)

Agave amica 'Super Gold'

Agave amica 'The Pearl' is a deciduous perennial with tuberous roots that develops a rosette of elongated leaves reaching up to 40 cm in length. It produces an upright stem that can grow up to 1.2 meters high, showcasing a loose inflorescence of fragrant, double white flowers measuring 4 to 6 cm long during the summer months.

Agave amica 'The Pearl' (d)

Agave angustiarum

Agave angustifolia is a robust, perennial succulent that typically grows without a stem, though some may develop a short stem reaching up to 50 cm. It forms a rosette that can expand to a diameter of 2 meters, featuring rigid, linear to lanceolate leaves that are green or grey-green, characterized by fine teeth on the margins and spines at the tips. When mature, the plant sends up a tall, branching flower spike adorned with small yellow-green blooms. After the flowering process, the primary rosette usually dies, but the plant often generates offsets.

Agave angustifolia

Agave angustifolia 'Letonae'

Agave angustifolia 'Marginata'

Agave angustifolia var. angustifolia

Agave angustifolia var. nivea

Agave angustifolia var. sargentii

Agave applanata is a perennial succulent that develops a rigid rosette of bluish-grey leaves, edged with sharp, dark purple teeth and spines. In its early stages, the plant has a low, spreading profile, transitioning to a more vertical stance as it ages, accompanied by elongated terminal spines. Growth is gradual, potentially reaching heights of 1.5 meters at full maturity. Mature specimens may flower, sending up a tall spike adorned with yellow-green blooms, after which the central rosette will perish.

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