Agave chazaroi - 4in plug it thrives at altitudes between

it thrives at altitudes between 5

Growth & Care

sends up a towering flower stalk with greenish-yellow blooms that attract hummingbirds before the plant completes its life cycle

Hardy to temperatures as low as 10-15°F (USDA zones 8a to 12)

Aloe plicatilis also produces showy spikes of orange-red flowers that emerge from the center of the plant in the spring and summer months

Agave chazaroi - 4in plug it thrives at altitudes betweenAgave chazaroi is a striking, solitary agave species native to the Tequila region of Jalisco, Mexico, known for its glossy green, broad leaves with reddish brown margins and a nearly spineless appearance at maturity. This agave forms open rosettes 3 5 feet tall and 4 7 feet wide, with young leaves displaying wavy edges and small basal spines that fade as the plant matures. Mature leaves are paler, firmer, and retain a prominent dark brown terminal