Tag: Agave attenuata

Gardening in January: Agave Attenuata or a Donah Kebab for Bees?

Agave Attenuata in flower - January

Agave attenuata is often called Foxtail Agave or Swan’s Neck Agave. Unlike most agaves, its leaves have no sharp tips or teeth, so it’s friendly to walk past and easy to live with, which is just as well, as it is beginning to tower over the cars on our drive. This is the second time... Continue Reading →

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Six Succulents in Flower on Saturday (November)


While we were vacationing in France, the weather Gods graced us with rain after months of drought. Lots of rain. Apparently, it rained every morning, and the sun broke cover in the afternoon. Needless to say, we returned home not only to a greener garden but also to a proliferation of mosquitoes! The usual suspects,... Continue Reading →

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