Clark Mountain Agave (Agave utahensis v nevadensis)

• Plant Type: Compact succulent perennial
• Mature Size: 10–18 inches tall and wide; flower stalk to 6–10 ft
• Native Range: Clark Mountains, Eastern Mojave Desert — high-elevation
• Flower Color: Yellow to pinkish on tall stalk
• Bloom Time: Late spring through summer (mature plants only)

• Sun: Full sun
• Water: Very low — drought tolerant
• Soil: Excellent drainage required; rocky, gravelly
• USDA Zones: 5–10 (one of the most cold-hardy agaves)
• Drought Tolerant: Yes — highly

Orders ship within 2–3 business days.
Nationwide shipping available.
Local pickup available at Moosa Creek Nursery.

• Best Planting Time: Spring through fall
• Spacing: 18–24 inches apart
• Planting Depth: Plant at soil level; do not bury crown
• Establishment Water: Light water for first 4–6 weeks
• Long-Term Care: Excellent drainage essential; avoid winter wetness

• Attracts: Native bees, hummingbirds (at bloom)
• Deer Resistant: Yes
• Notable: Exceptionally cold-hardy — survives temperatures down to 0°F. Perfect for high-desert and mountain gardens.

Each plant ships rooted in its individual nursery pot with soil. Plants are healthy, established, and ready for transplant or container display on arrival.

• 4-inch Round: A single plant in a 4-inch round nursery pot. Ideal for collectors, small spaces, and starter plants.
• 6-inch Round: A larger, more established plant in a 6-inch round nursery pot. Ready for immediate impact in the garden or larger containers.

Tip: Cacti and succulents prefer to acclimate gradually after shipping. Place in bright, indirect light for 3–5 days before moving to direct sun or planting outdoors.