Agave xylonocantha The plants have been strong

The plants have been strong growers are  in 5" pots that and will be shipped bare root

and remains both compact and on the smaller side

In 1996 Botanist Jose Angel Villareal described this high altitude montane agave

and Agave utahensis var

Agave xylonocantha The plants have been strongA synonym for Agave xylonocantha from an early 1900's description was, Agave carchariodonta, a name to refer to their gnarly shark like teeth. Collectors & enthusiasts are most provoked by these freakish & variable teeth, in addition to their attractive sculpture like forms. Agave xylonocantha is few leafed, solitary, or occasionally offsetting, and grows through several Mexican states from the Northeast into the middle of the country. Plants are