Agave parryi (Parry's Agave) attracts beneficial insects but comes back in the

but comes back in the spring and grows quickly to 3-6ft

Texas native Yes Water use Low Sun exposure Full sun to bright shade Bloom color Yellow Bloom time  Spring Mature height 5-8 ft Mature spread 4-6 ft Attracts Butterflies

It blooms best in full sun and should be planted in a spot that’s sheltered from cold winds

summer Mature height 8-15 ft Mature spread 8-15 ft Attracts Butterflies

Agave parryi (Parry's Agave) attracts beneficial insects but comes back in theThis slow growing Agave forms a compact rosette of silver blue leaves that have marginal dark brown teeth and very prominent dark tips. Each rosette will flower only once, usually at some point between 10 15 years, sometimes 20 30 years. One huge flowering stalk will rise from each rosette with large clusters of creamy yellow flowers. Plant dies after blooming. Native Americans used this agave as a source of food, fiber, soap and medicine. Good