Agave

Striking beauty rooted in the heart of the North American desert.

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Agave plants are resilient succulents admired for their ornamental applications in various landscape designs. Native to arid regions of the Americas, agaves thrive in full sun to part shade and are ideal for xeriscaping due to their low water requirements. These plants, often characterized by their rosettes of firm succulent leaves bordered by serrated edges and pointed tips, have become popular focal points in rock gardens and residential landscapes.

With over 200 species in North America, agaves are often cultivated in 1 to 3 gallon containers, which allow for easy placement in various landscape settings. While they are well-adapted to survive with minimal water, these plants do show increased growth when provided with regular watering and fertilization in well-draining soil. It is crucial to let the soil dry out completely between waterings to prevent root rot.

An interesting fact about agaves is that, after several years, sometimes as many as 8 to 30, depending on the species, they will produce a tall, spectacular flower stalk. This final act of blooming is both the culmination of the plant's energy and a signal of its lifecycle's end, as the agave will die after flowering. However, in some agave species the plant would often leave behind "pups" or offshoots, ensuring its legacy continues in the garden.

Types of agave we have for you

Agaves are known for their stunning variety in form and color, which can change throughout the year based on light, season, temperature, soil, and hydration. Check out our catalog to find the hardiness zone of each one and select the right one for your garden!

Our collection includes agave species that vary in size and leaf structure, from soft, thornless varieties to those with thick, blade-like leaves adorned with protective thorns along the edges and tips. Due to the growing popularity of agaves, we continually expand our selection to offer a diverse range of species.

For a closer look at our offerings, download our agave catalog. If you're searching for a specific species that you can't find, or if you have special requests, feel free to call us, we're here to help you find the perfect agave for your needs.

Here is how to purchase!

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For over 46 years, Magnolia Gardens Tissue Culture Division has been dedicated to delivering top-quality young plants, pioneering protocol development, and efficient stock management services to breeders, growers, and brokers alike. We take pride in customizing our services to meet the unique needs of each client with a win-win mindset.

MGN Liners is a division of Magnolia Gardens Nursery.

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More than 4.5 million plants produced per year in our greenhouse

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