Sedona Agave

Sedona Agave, botanically known as Agave parryi v. Parryi is a sculptural succulent originally found in the Sedona, Arizona region and admired for its symmetrical rosettes of blue-gray foliage. Its thick, pointed leaves create a strong, architectural presence that stands out beautifully in beds, borders, and xeric landscape designs. Reaching about 2 feet tall and 3 feet wide at maturity, Sedona Agave forms a compact yet commanding silhouette that works well as a focal point or accent in open areas of the yard. This variety rarely produces offsets, allowing its clean, solitary form to remain a prominent design feature over time.

• Evergreen succulent
• Blue-gray foliage arranged in bold rosettes
• Compact, architectural growth habit
• Slow growth rate with strong structural presence
• Excellent for beds, borders, and desert-inspired landscape designs

Sedona Agave performs best in full sun with well-drained soil. Hardy to about 0°F and suited for USDA zone 7a, it delivers striking color, sculptural form, and lasting visual impact in Texas landscapes.