Agave "Parryi"

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Other common names Parry's agave
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Family Asparagaceae
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Genus Agave can be perennial or monocarpic succulents, forming rosettes of usually rigid, fleshy, spiny-edged leaves, with funnel-shaped flowers in racemes or panicles often much taller than the rosettes
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Details A. parryi is a rosette-forming, evergreen, perennial succulent. The leaves are grey-blue, tipped and edged with short, dark spines. After many years, dense clusters of yellow flowers, tinged red or pink in bud, are produced on a massive, branched, tree-like stem up to 5m tall
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Plant range Arizona, Texas & N Mexico

Cultivation Grow under glass in cactus compost in full light. Water freely in summer, giving a low-nitrogen feed three or four times. Water less in autumn and keep dry in winter. Can move outdoors for summer
Propagation Propagate by seed, or remove offsets
Suggested planting locations and garden types Drought Resistant Architectural Patio & Container Plants Sub-tropical City & Courtyard Gardens Gravel Garden
Pruning No pruning required
Pests Prone to scale insect
Diseases Generally problem free
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