Agave chazaroiA Rare Broad Leaved Agave That Makes Phoenix Gardens Look World Class Agave chazaroi is a rare and striking agave species prized for its wide, smooth leaves and lush green coloring a refreshing departure from the typical gray blue agaves dominating Phoenix landscapes. This elegant succulent forms a symmetrical rosette 23 feet tall and 34 feet wide, with broad, paddle like leaves that give it an almost tropical presence despite being fully drought

since young plants can nip below about 25°F and the canopy is intentionally light and filtering

Backfill with amended soil — Boxwood performs better with improved drainage and some organic matter

Standard Titanota has prominent teeth as well

it pairs especially well with Mexican Fan Palms

Spring (Feb–Apr): Fresh leaves push out and the tree builds the new wood it will bloom on

and white from late spring through fall

Tiger Aloe is a compact clumping succulent (18 to 24 inches wide with offsets)

leafs out again in spring Bloom Color Deep rose

Best Time to Plant Dynamite Red Crape Myrtle in Phoenix

How to Plant Red Canna Lily

so set plants back at least 2 to 3 feet from walkways

The white form (Alba Plena) has pure white double flowers with a subtle fragrance