Agave victoriae-reginae S44 | Queen Victoria AgaveQueen Victoria agave (Agave victoriae reginae) is one of the most attractive agaves with its round shape and very tight foliage arrangement. It is a small clumping or solitary species, growing into a 1 2 ft. diameter rosette. Foliage is comprised of deep green sharply pointed leaves that have striking white accent lines on surfaces and margins. Mature plants produce showy yellow flowers on tall spikes 8 12 ft. tall during midsummer. It is monocarpic

well-draining soil with minimal water—perfect for low-maintenance

It features a spherical to cylindrical stem that can reach heights of 2

straight spines approximately 0

yellow-green blooms near the stem tips during the warmer seasons

creating a truly unique sculptural look

marginal teeth arranged in dense rosettes

" is a captivating succulent native to South Africa

and dramatic central spines that range from dark reddish-brown to black

Agave ovatifolia ‘Orca’ Variegata is a striking

Ferocactus chrysacanthus

it produces striking sulfur-yellow flowers that contrast beautifully with its blue-green pads

giving it a fuzzy appearance