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| Agave Artichoke |
Thick, symmetrical rosettes of wide blue-dark leaves are copious, growing extensive clusters. Blossom spikes rise up out of more seasoned rosettes, which pass on in the wake of blooming. A splendid complement in the water-wise scene or a decent groundcover when mass planted.
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Botanical Name
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Agave parryi var. truncata
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Plant Type
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Cactus & Succulents
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Plant Sub-Type
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Cactus, Succulent, Yucca
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Height
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30cm – 50cm
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Width
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20cm – 60cm
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Foliage Color
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Silver-Blue
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Flower Color
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Purple
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Bloom Time
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Blooms only once after 10 or 15 Years
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Water Needs
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Low
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Light Needs
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Full Sun
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Landscape Uses
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Seacoast Exposure, Firescaping/Fire Wise
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Special Uses
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Easy Care, North American Native Selection, Waterwise, Clump Forming, Deer Resistant, Year-round Interest
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