Agave TitanotaThe Collector's Agave Bold, Armored & Built for Phoenix Heat Agave titanota (Rancho Tambor Agave) is one of the most sought after collector agaves in the world and it thrives spectacularly in Phoenix's brutal desert climate. Known for its compact rosette of thick, chalky blue green leaves edged with dramatic white teeth and tipped with dark terminal spines, Agave Titanota delivers jaw dropping sculptural impact in any landscape. Extremely drought

space plants about 3 to 4 ft on center so the canopies fuse into one continuous green screen

Mulch — 2–3 inches of gravel or decomposed granite around the base

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Blue Ghost is ideal near pools and outdoor living areas in Chandler

heaviest harvest winter through spring Bloom Fragrant white flowers

This vigorous succulent forms large

Attribute Detail Scientific Name Agave filifera Common Names Thread-Leaf Agave

Birds consume them freely with no ill effects

A 5-gallon plant reaches impressive landscape size within 4–6 years

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Stunning warm-tone companion