Queen Victoria Agave ‘Porcupine’ Texas Native gray-green to blue-green leaves with

gray-green to blue-green leaves with white margins

low water use

Bloom: September-November

It may look like a large grass but the very thin

While it thrives best in areas that aren’t too wet or too dry

Queen Victoria Agave ‘Porcupine’ Texas Native gray-green to blue-green leaves withAgave victoriae reginae This lovely agave, a cultivar of the Queen Victoria Agave, 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 more slowly and to a smaller size than the standard Queen Victoria, reaching a height of only 1 foot. This makes it an ideal choice for smaller spaces or as a foreground plant in xeriscape