A striking desert gem with a rugged charm.
This rare and resilient agave is native to the rocky slopes of the Mojave Desert. With its blue-green leaves edged in dramatic spines and a sculptural, low-growing form, Agave utahensis var. nevadensis is a true standout in any arid garden or container display.
Hardy, slow-growing, and beautifully adapted to harsh conditions, it thrives in full sun and well-drained soil â asking for little, but giving a lot in visual impact. Itâs drought-tolerant, low-maintenance, and often admired for its wild, architectural beauty.
Perfect for rock gardens, minimalist landscapes, or collectors of rare succulents.
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Loves full sun! Give it at least 6â8 hours of direct sunlight a day. If indoors, place near a super bright south-facing window.
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Very drought-tolerant. Water deeply but only when the soil is bone dry. In warmer months, maybe once every 2â3 weeks. In winter, even less.
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Not too hungry â feed lightly with a cactus fertilizer in spring if you like, but itâll often do fine on its own.
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Well-draining soil is a must. Think cactus/succulent mix or a sandy, rocky blend. Avoid anything too rich or moisture-retentive.
