Agave Titanota trees Cold-hardy for the Valley

Cold-hardy for the Valley

Mulch — 2–3 inches of gravel or decomposed granite (avoid organic mulch touching the trunk)

Fence & Wall Cover

this East African native forms lush green rosettes crowned by tall spikes of bright red-orange flowers from winter through spring

Cascalote Tree (Vachellia cacalaco) — Golden-yellow flowers from November through January that complement Hong Kong Orchid Tree's magenta blooms for a dramatic two-color cool-season display

Agave Titanota trees Cold-hardy for the ValleyThe Collector's Agave Bold, Armored & Built for Phoenix Heat Agave titanota (Rancho Tambor Agave) is one of the most sought after collector agaves in the world and it thrives spectacularly in Phoenix's brutal desert climate. Known for its compact rosette of thick, chalky blue green leaves edged with dramatic white teeth and tipped with dark terminal spines, Agave Titanota delivers jaw dropping sculptural impact in any landscape. Extremely drought