Agave weberi

Agave weberi
Family: Asparagaceae (Agavoideae)
Common Name: Weber Agave
Origin: Mexico and the southern U.S.; widely cultivated form
Description:
Agave weberi is a bold, broad-leaved species prized for its graceful silhouette and lush, tropical-like presence. This stemless agave forms large, rosette-shaped clumps with wide, gray-green leaves that can reach up to 2.5 feet long and 8 inches across. Unlike many agaves, the leaf margins are smooth—free of teeth—offering a softer, more inviting look while retaining a sharp dark terminal spine at the tip.

Naturally offsetting, *A. weberi* produces new rosettes around its base, making it an excellent choice for mass plantings or to fill open space in arid gardens. Its large size and low-maintenance habit make it a favorite in large-scale xeriscapes, estate gardens, and public installations.