Agave utahensis v. eborispina - Utah Agave

Agave utahensis v. eborispina - Long spine Utah Agave

The Utah Agave is a very rare, small, clump-forming Agave native to the Southwest USA. This beautiful cultivar is characterized by long, ivory-colored, often twisting terminal spines with 4 to 8-inch long leaves that have heavily toothed leaf margins. One and 5 gallon plants are variable seedlings. The 9cm plants are TC grown for consistency. 

Growth Guide

These key details will help you understand how your plant will grow and what conditions bring out its best.

     Exposure: Full sun

    Watering: Low

     Mature Height: 1-2 feet

     Mature Width: 1-3 feet

     Ships: Bare root   Why bare root?

Plant Highlights

A quick snapshot of what makes this plant stand out.

     Easy To Grow

     Slow Growing

     Seed Grown

    Good For Pots

     Cold Hardy

    Fire Resistant

    Deer Resistant

Where To Plant

USDA Hardiness Zones show which plants thrive in your climate based on average winter lows. The lower the number, the colder the region. Use the map below to find your zone and choose plants that will grow successfully year after year.

     Hardiness Zone: 6-10 (USDA)

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