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Agave neomexicana
New Mexico Century Plant
Quick Facts
Legend
Description:
18-24” x 24-30” wide, (seed propagated). Native to southeastern New Mexico, this is one of our most cold hardy Agave species. The main rosette of foliage is large, heavily armed with dark burgundy spines and often spouts smaller “suckers” around its base. When the plant matures sufficiently to bloom (after many years of slow growth), it sends up a huge 12-15’ tall flowering spike that will attract hummingbirds from miles around. Spring plant only in zones 5 and 6.
Zones 5-10.
Special Notes:
Another very winter hardy, high altitude form collected by Gary Epstein and Scott Skogerboe of Ft. Collins Nursery, Ft. Collins, CO. Cooke’s Peak, home to many interesting and rare native plants, is located more than 200 miles from the Sacramento Mountains.
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QUICK FACTS
| USDA Growing Zones |
5 - 10 |
| Color |
White |
| Regions |
Hot Desert, Western Only |
| Rain |
Less than 10in., 10in - 20in, 20in - 30in |
| Bloom Time |
Late Spring, Summer |
| Sun |
Full and Afternoon Sun |
| Soil |
Average Garden Soil, Sandy Garden Soil |
| Moisture |
Very Xeric |
| Height |
Medium - 12in. to 36in. |
| Plants for Pollinators |
Attract Hummingbirds |
| Resistant to Hungry Critters |
Resists Deer, Resists Rabbits |
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