Queen Victoria Agave Size:1 Gallon BONAP MAPHeight: 10’-20'Spread 10’-20’Bloom: April-MayLight:

BONAP MAPHeight: 10’-20'Spread 10’-20’Bloom: April-MayLight: Full Sun-Part ShadeWater: Low-MediumZone: 5-9Origin: Texas

It spreads to form a carpet of dark pink flowers with red eyes that bloom in spring

a Hibiscus relative native to the Gulf Coast states and southward

Spread 1’-1

000 feet in the stunning Chihuahuan desert regions of eastern Arizona

Queen Victoria Agave Size:1 Gallon BONAP MAPHeight: 10’-20'Spread 10’-20’Bloom: April-MayLight:Agave victoriae reginae This lovely agave, native to Mexico's Chihuahuan Desert, creates an adorable, small rosette of dark green leaves with charming white markings on their smooth edges. You'll notice a distinctive sharp spine at the tip of each leaf. It grows slowly to a height of one to two feet and spreads about eighteen inches wide. After many years of patience, it rewards you with a stunning, dense flower spike reaching ten to fifteen feet