M. celsiana
Usually solitary, globose to 6″. Variable spines. Carmine red flowers.
M. celsiana
Usually solitary, globose to 6″. Variable spines. Carmine red flowers.
Solitary, cylindrical, to 4″d./6″h.; short twisted spines
Clusters of 4″ stems. Dark brown spines, yellow flowers
Slow branching; to 6″ cylindrical; woolly between spines
Small cylindrical barrels, generally solitary. 2-4 inches across. With flattened feathery spines. Rings of white to pink flowers.
12″h. clumps develop as stems divide
Green stems to 6″, variable spines; generally solitary
Green stems to 6″, generally solitary. Purple flowers. Thin yellow-brown spines.
M. calacantha
Slowly clumping, 4″ dia., 12″ tall
Occasionally branches; 4″d./12″h.; long curved yellow/brown spines. Blooms spring to fall with flowers that are a deep-pink to a purple color.
Small stems 2″ across x 4″ tall will form large clusters. Soft spines splay outwards. Creamy yellow flowers in summer and fall. Regular water in summer, keep dry in winter.
6″ round stems with lots of very white spines, with longer hooked spines. Large red flowers.
Small clumps of fast-growing cylindrical branches to 4″h. Purple-pink tubular blooms
Cylindrical stems 2″ around, can grow up to 20″ long. Short spines, some bristles. Small yellow flowers.
Cylindrical stems 2″ around to 20″ long, some bristles. Lots of red spines along the crown of the plant.
Cylindrical stems 2″ around to 20″ long, some bristles
Small stems, 1/2″ diameter, to 4″ long, with hooked spines. Forms large clusters readily. Pink flowers.
Mammillaria gracilis
Small, very branchy to 6″; yellow flowers
8″ dia., pyramidal tubercles, 1-2″ spines
Grows in rocky limestone hillside slopes. Globose stems covered in short white spines, as many as 100 radial spines. Yellow flowers. Will slowly form small clusters.
Agave x Manfreda Hybrid PP32151
Dark purple spots on thick green leaves with small marginal teeth. Solitary rosette is great for containers and makes a striking small scale focal point. Deer resistant. Grows to 24″ across with an upright vase shape.
Agave x Manfreda Hybrid
Light green leaves are flat and narrow and a bit wild, with lots of purple-red spotting. Deer resistant.
Agave x Manfreda Hybrid
Dark purple-burgundy leaves, nearly black in full sun, with green spotting. Solitary rosette is great for containers and makes a striking small scale focal point. Deer resistant.
Agave x Manfreda hybrid, PP33630
Wide, flat leaves boast a stunning red stripe in full sun bordered by deep purple-green. Medium size makes it a great focal point in a small garden. Deer resistant.
Agave x Manfreda Hybrid
PP31311
Dark purple-burgundy leaves with green spotting; narrow with wavy edges and small, gentle marginal teeth. Solitary rosette is great for containers and makes a striking small scale focal point. Deer resistant.
Agave x Manfreda Hybrid PP33166
Dark spotted purple-burgundy leaves. Attractive marginal teeth. Solitary rosette is great for containers and makes a striking small scale focal point. Deer resistant. Grows to 20″ across, low to the ground.
Manfreda x Agave intergenic hybrid
Mangave Bloodspot (Agave macroacantha x Manfreda maculosa) x Agave attenuata
Soft lightly spotted silvery-lavender leaves with a moderate terminal spine. Rosettes to 20″ wide.
Agave x Manfreda hybrid, PP29196
Clumping hybrid with steel-gray to silvery-blue narrow leaves flecked with purple spots and red margins in strong sun. Great for containers and small-scale gardens that can’t take a large Agave. Deer resistant. Rosettes 12-18″.
Agave x Manfreda Hybrid
Light green leaves with an impressive amount of heavy burgundy spotting. Solitary rosette is great for containers and makes a striking small scale focal point. Deer resistant.
Agave x Manfreda hybrid
PP28613
Deep green waxy leaves with dark purple spotting makes this plant pop! More upright than other Mangave varieties, this plant makes a big statement in small areas. Pups over time. Deer resistant.