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Agave, Century Plant
Agave, Americana
Agave americana
The largest of the Agave that forms a natueral rosette pattern. A single massive flower stalk appearing anytime between 10 to 25 years from germination, and can reach up to 15 feet. Cluster of greenish-white flowers appear, at which time the main plant begins to die. After the Century Plant is dead, multiple offshoots from the underground rhizomes will start to grow.
Leaves have sharp spines that require care when handling, and should not be planted too close to walkways. Avoid planting in poorly drained areas.
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Drought Tolerant |
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Height5-6 ft
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Spread5-6 ft
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USDA Hardiness Zone 8b
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#015 AGAVE, AMERICANA (CENTURY) |
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