Green Giant Agave colorful and runs on very little

and runs on very little water once established

Prune after berry season (late winter/early spring) to shape and control size

Watering: While hibiscus is somewhat drought-tolerant once established

It's a charming natural trait that adds character

Mulch — apply 2–3 inches of bark or gravel mulch over the root zone (keep mulch away from the trunk) to retain moisture and reduce soil temperature

Green Giant Agave colorful and runs on very littleThe Largest Agave You Can Grow in Phoenix A True Desert Giant Green Giant Agave (Agave salmiana 'Green Giant') is the most massive agave available for Phoenix area landscapes, growing to a staggering 68 feet tall and 810 feet wide at maturity. Its enormous, thick green leaves arch gracefully outward, creating a monumental focal point that transforms any garden into a desert showpiece. Whether you're filling a large commercial landscape in Scottsdale,