Sebastian's AgaveSebastian's Agave The Sculptural Island Agave for Phoenix Gardens Sebastian's Agave (Agave sebastiana) is a striking, broad leaved agave native to the islands off Baja California. Its wide, pale blue gray leaves form a bold, open rosette that can reach 34 feet tall and 45 feet wide, making it one of the most visually impressive medium sized agaves available. The thick, spoon shaped leaves have smooth margins with a distinctive terminal spine, giving

peaking from late winter into spring

long-lived evergreen shade tree with a dense rounded canopy — one of the finest medium shade trees for the Phoenix Valley

Watering Cinnamon Dot Prickly Pear in Phoenix

Is Mondale Pine Right for Your Yard

compact form

Its narrow leaves reduce surface area and water loss

Hacienda Creeper — Beautiful flowering vine with burgundy-red blooms for Phoenix walls and fences

and courtyard plantings in Scottsdale and Mesa

or commercial frontage

Is Senita related to Totem Pole cactus

Giant Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia nicolai) is a true tree-form species that grows 20–30 feet

Zexmenia is native to Texas and the broader American Southwest