Agave garden

Aloe and Agave are not closely related, and the similar climates in which they evolved are in different hemispheres of the world. Aloe is ...

An aerial view of a garden featuring large, star-shaped agave plants at the intersections of gravel pathways, accented by clusters of white flowering shrubs and various greenery. Explore more cactus landscaping ideas on our page.

Xeriscaping – landscape (an area) in a style which requires little or no irrigation. Xeriscaping is a water conservation concept that originated in Colorado and now spreading across the United States.

Here are some different types of Blue Agave Plants that can be spectacular focal points for any garden or landscape!

While we’ve paid plenty of attention to in our backyard’s design, with new plantings and furnishings, we’ve done very little with our front yard. It’s in need of a makeover, and we’ve decided that this is the year we will tackle it. Our home is a 1964-Streng, a mid-century modern home that resembles the Eichlers […]

Learn about 12 Types of Agaves to grow these impressive architectural plants both in gardens and containers to improve the curb appeal of your home!

Make a park out of a path. This entry path feel more like a nature trail than a garden walk. Thyme grows between steps; boulders, cactus, and rosemary fringe the path’s edges.

Agave attenuata Foxtail Agave Probably one of the most widely used succulents available this Mexican native forms attractive geometric rosettes, perfect for accent plantings in both beds and contai…

To bring some magic into your garden, try one of these succulent garden ideas. Succulents are beautiful for displays and require little attention.