Agave americana v. marginata Size:6-inch Pot A really fine form from

A really fine form from the widely variable capitata group

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

Fontana in 2008

with fairly large spines and reddish tips

Easily adaptable to pot culture

Agave americana v. marginata Size:6-inch Pot A really fine form fromMaybe 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.