Agave parviflora 'Santa Cruz" COLD HARDY ZONE 7

Agave parviflora 'Santa Cruz" COLD HARDY ZONE 7Agave parviflora 'Santa Cruz' Small Flower Century Plant COLD HARDY ZONE 7 Hard to find, these agaves are healthy, and fully rooted! Native to Arizona and New Mexico, Agave parviflora is a strikingly beautiful dwarf agave that features skinny, dark green leaves with dramatic white stripes on the upper surface. Agave parviflora will eventually flower and bloom a 4' 5' tall stalk, which usually takes 5 10 years. Agave parviflora doesn't offset much, but

these are long blooming

with silver/white streaks down the tips of the slender but sharp leaf patterns giving it a graceful stature

stiff blue-green leaves are 6"-10" long

Live Cuttings (4"-6" pads) - Cold Hardy -20F

Jubaea chilensis 'Oregon High Desert'

it will bloom again and again until winter

rigid crown of foliage

This tree is also unique in the fact that it can eventually grow multiple crowns (above ground)

handsome and striking subtype of the larger species

Santa Fe Cholla Cactus

It is a unique hybrid that we think is a cross of spinosior (perhaps with imbricata)

Parent trees were originally sourced from seed near Albuquerque