Plants

A very slow growing Agave but well worth waiting for! The dark-green tapered leaves have beautiful white markings and they form a perfectly symmetr...

This agave gets its namesake, Calamar- meaning squid, from its unique growth habit. A rosette of pale-green, narrow, spineless, recurving leaves lo...

Striking blue-grey, evergreen leaves with reddish-brown teeth and terminal spines form a marvelous symmetrical rosette. This classic desert garden ...

Wide blue-green undulating evergreen leaves form a large upright clump. It makes a spectacular focal point. Companion Plant: Lavender, Festuca, Sed...

Here's a cold-hardy Agave which forms a large rosette of broad, fleshy, luminous silver-gray leaves! The leaves are armed with fiercely sharp black...

Blue-gray succulent leaves form a marvelous symmetrical rosette. Each rounded evergreen leaf terminates with a dark reddish-brown pointed spike. It...

Symmetrical rosettes of blue-gray wedge-shaped evergreen leaves make a strong presence in the garden. Slow to form offsets, this one is a good choi...

One of the largest cold hardy Agaves, it can grow up to 6 feet tall! Short, wide, gray leaves are distinctively cupped with small teeth along their...

Narrow bright-red and yellow margins line chalky blue-green leaves stand out and appear to “glow” when backlit. This slow-growing, evergreen succul...