Agave americana v. marginata Size:6-inch Pot The leaves are broad

The leaves are broad

this species differs from jalisco-monticola in that the spike is never branched and is narrower

A nice showy plant for the outdoor rock garden and small and tame enough for pot culture

A highly decorative and unusual small geophyte from Madagascar

It is stoloniferous and does very well in a hanging basket or mounted

Agave americana v. marginata Size:6-inch Pot The leaves are broadMaybe the most commonly grown of all Agaves in Florida. Called the 'Variegated Century Plant', it is a fairly giant grower reaching 6 to 10 feet across in a rosette of wide, tapering leaves that grow in a contorted fashion. Prominent marginal spines and a sharp, stiff terminal spine add to the beauty of the grayish green leaves that are boldly marginated with creamy white. A dramatic architectural plant that is widely used in landscapes world wide.