Agaves are strikingly beautiful natives plants found growing naturally in deserts and arid areas throughout the world. Because of their wide availability and easy care, you can grow them in your landscape, too!
Did the agave snout weevil kill my beautiful agaves?
My Weber’s agaves were looking beautiful, and I was very proud of them. Then, during one hot summer, they rotted and died! I was horrified! After sifting through the remains, I found a culprit!
But, was this weevil really responsible for my dead agaves? Read about my experiences, in our article, Did the agave snout weevil kill my beautiful agaves? Then, share you experiences with this nasty weevil.
Weber’s agave pros and cons
The Weber’s agave is a pretty-looking succulent. It has unique-looking leaves the can curve and twist as they emerge from the rosette in the plant’s center.
In addition, it is drought-tolerant and thrives in arid environments. However, will this agave work in your landscape? Read the Weber’s agave pros and cons to find out for sure!
Variegated century plant pros and cons
The variegated century plant is one of my favorites! It has a strikingly chiseled form, and complements its tough shape with seductively pretty leaf colors. But, is this lovely agave right for your landscape? Read about the pros and cons of the variegated century plant, and then make an informed decision!
The butterfly agave and its care guidelines
I have gotten lots of compliments on my butterfly agave. Like all agaves, it’s easy to care for, and pretty! Here are the care guidelines for the butterfly agave, along with its description.
