This beautiful Furcraea cultivar stands tall and upright, forming a picturesque vase like shape. The leaves are strong and ridged with serrated margins.  The overall height may 12 to 15' tall depending on location, soil and watering factors.  In its native environment, it can reach up to 20' tall, being one of the tallest growing Agave relatives.  The MacDougall's Century Plant is becoming a staple in modern Southwest landscapes and is prized for its ability to boldly accent any space.  Use it in front of large walls where vertical coverage is desired. Hardy down to 25 deg. F.  Native to North America. 

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Foliage: Evergreen

Sun Exposure: Full Sun (6+ Hours Of Direct Sunlight)

Water Needs: Low

Bloom Season: Infrequent

Mature Height: 11-15'

Mature Width: 9-11'

Usda Zones: 8-10

Attributes: Drought Tolerant, Xeriscape, Deer Resistant, Southwestern Garden, Mediterranean & Tuscan Garden, Cacti & Succulents

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