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Agave americana

Photo by joanbstanley
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Description:

Agave americana (Century Plant) - A large agave (to over 6 feet tall) with long gray glaucous leaves that have recurved spines on the margins and a long terminal spine. Yellow-green flowers attract hummingbirds, however the Century Plant doesn't bloom until it is a decade or so old (not a century!) and the flowering plant dies after flowering

Habitat:

This plant is growing in partial shade in a watered yard near Belton Lake.

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