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Twin Flowered Agave
SKU:
2173415-P
UPC:
014949352946
$49.99 - $64.99
- Architectural, perfectly symmetrical rosette of narrow, spine-free leaves for a clean modern look.
- Ultra waterwise: thrives on deep, infrequent watering—wait until soil is completely dry.
- Slow-growing statement plant that matures to a compact 2–3 ft. rosette—ideal for small xeric gardens and containers.
- Once-in-a-lifetime bloom: sends a majestic flower stalk up to 12 ft. tall at maturity (typically 10–15 years).
Twin Flowered Agave (Agave geminiflora) is a standout architectural succulent prized for its remarkably symmetrical, compact rosette of narrow, sharply pointed, spine-free leaves. This slow-growing evergreen makes a striking specimen in small xeric gardens, rock gardens, and container plantings where its tidy form can be appreciated up close. When it finally reaches maturity, it produces a single, dramatic flower stalk that can soar up to 12 feet and carry masses of tiny yellow blooms—an unforgettable display that marks the plant’s one-time flowering cycle. Plant in lean to average, well-drained soil, give it full sun (with protection from harsh afternoon heat in hot summer areas), and water only after the soil has completely dried for a resilient, low-maintenance focal point.
Plant Description
A very symmetrical, compact agave forming a tight rosette of narrow, sharply pointed, spine-free leaves. A standout specimen for xeric gardens, rock gardens, and containers with an evergreen presence year-round.
Size & Growth Habit
Slow growing; foliage forms a rounded rosette about 2 to 3 ft. tall and wide. Its compact footprint makes it easy to place in smaller landscapes and patio containers.
Foliage & Form
Hundreds of narrow leaves create a refined, fountain-like rosette with strong symmetry. Leaves are spine-free along the margins, giving a cleaner, more “friendly” profile than many agaves.
Bloom & Life Cycle
Blooms once at maturity, typically in 10 to 15 years. A single, tall flower stalk can reach up to 12 ft. and carries masses of tiny yellow flowers. After flowering, the mother plant declines; younger rosettes continue the planting.
Light Requirements
Full sun for best form and performance. In cool coastal areas it thrives in full sun; in hotter summer areas, provide shelter from harsh afternoon sun and reflected heat.
Watering
Water when soil is completely dry. Drought tolerant once established, but it can look best with occasional deep watering during extreme heat.
Soil & Drainage
Provide lean to average, well-drained soil. Avoid heavy or water-retentive soils and ensure containers have excellent drainage.
Hardiness
Best suited to mild climates and warm zones. In colder regions, grow in containers so it can be protected from damaging cold and excess winter moisture.
Maintenance
Very low-maintenance. Keep crowns dry, avoid overwatering, and remove only damaged leaves if needed. The plant’s natural symmetry does most of the design work for you.
Landscape Uses
Ideal as a focal point in small xeric gardens, rock gardens, and modern minimalist designs. Also excellent in containers where the rosette form becomes living sculpture.
Wildlife & Resistance
Noted for drought tolerance and resistance to deer and rabbits, making it a dependable choice for tough, sunny sites and waterwise plantings.
Container Tips
Choose a sturdy pot with drainage holes and a gritty, fast-draining mix. Allow the mix to dry fully between deep soakings, and protect from reflected heat on hot hardscape.
- Architectural, perfectly symmetrical rosette of narrow, spine-free leaves for a clean modern look.
- Ultra waterwise: thrives on deep, infrequent watering—wait until soil is completely dry.
- Slow-growing statement plant that matures to a compact 2–3 ft. rosette—ideal for small xeric gardens and containers.
- Once-in-a-lifetime bloom: sends a majestic flower stalk up to 12 ft. tall at maturity (typically 10–15 years).
Twin Flowered Agave (Agave geminiflora) is a standout architectural succulent prized for its remarkably symmetrical, compact rosette of narrow, sharply pointed, spine-free leaves. This slow-growing evergreen makes a striking specimen in small xeric gardens, rock gardens, and container plantings where its tidy form can be appreciated up close. When it finally reaches maturity, it produces a single, dramatic flower stalk that can soar up to 12 feet and carry masses of tiny yellow blooms—an unforgettable display that marks the plant’s one-time flowering cycle. Plant in lean to average, well-drained soil, give it full sun (with protection from harsh afternoon heat in hot summer areas), and water only after the soil has completely dried for a resilient, low-maintenance focal point.
Plant Description
A very symmetrical, compact agave forming a tight rosette of narrow, sharply pointed, spine-free leaves. A standout specimen for xeric gardens, rock gardens, and containers with an evergreen presence year-round.
Size & Growth Habit
Slow growing; foliage forms a rounded rosette about 2 to 3 ft. tall and wide. Its compact footprint makes it easy to place in smaller landscapes and patio containers.
Foliage & Form
Hundreds of narrow leaves create a refined, fountain-like rosette with strong symmetry. Leaves are spine-free along the margins, giving a cleaner, more “friendly” profile than many agaves.
Bloom & Life Cycle
Blooms once at maturity, typically in 10 to 15 years. A single, tall flower stalk can reach up to 12 ft. and carries masses of tiny yellow flowers. After flowering, the mother plant declines; younger rosettes continue the planting.
Light Requirements
Full sun for best form and performance. In cool coastal areas it thrives in full sun; in hotter summer areas, provide shelter from harsh afternoon sun and reflected heat.
Watering
Water when soil is completely dry. Drought tolerant once established, but it can look best with occasional deep watering during extreme heat.
Soil & Drainage
Provide lean to average, well-drained soil. Avoid heavy or water-retentive soils and ensure containers have excellent drainage.
Hardiness
Best suited to mild climates and warm zones. In colder regions, grow in containers so it can be protected from damaging cold and excess winter moisture.
Maintenance
Very low-maintenance. Keep crowns dry, avoid overwatering, and remove only damaged leaves if needed. The plant’s natural symmetry does most of the design work for you.
Landscape Uses
Ideal as a focal point in small xeric gardens, rock gardens, and modern minimalist designs. Also excellent in containers where the rosette form becomes living sculpture.
Wildlife & Resistance
Noted for drought tolerance and resistance to deer and rabbits, making it a dependable choice for tough, sunny sites and waterwise plantings.
Container Tips
Choose a sturdy pot with drainage holes and a gritty, fast-draining mix. Allow the mix to dry fully between deep soakings, and protect from reflected heat on hot hardscape.
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