Saw Leaf Agave low-water Place one 1-GPH emitter 12–18

Place one 1-GPH emitter 12–18 inches from the plant base

How do I get the darkest coloring on Desert Dragon

Foliage Evergreen — green rosettes with golden tooth-like margins year-round Bloom Season Late spring through summer Bloom Color Bright yellow to orange tubular flowers on tall spikes Wildlife Attracts hummingbirds and bees Golden-Tooth Aloe Uses in Phoenix Landscapes

Pool-Area Landscaping

Ease off water if soil stays damp

Saw Leaf Agave low-water Place one 1-GPH emitter 12–18A Wild, Toothy Agave for Bold Phoenix Desert Gardens Saw Leaf Agave (Agave xylonacantha) is a rugged, eye catching agave defined by its narrow, sword like leaves armed with prominent hooked teeth along every margin. The leaves are dark green with a distinctive lighter central stripe, and the aggressive marginal spines give the rosette a fierce, untamed character that stands out in any landscape. This medium sized agave brings serious texture and drama