Cowhorn AgaveCowhorn Agave The Showstopping Sculptural Agave for Phoenix Landscapes Cowhorn Agave (Agave bovicornuta) is one of the most visually dramatic agaves available for Phoenix Valley gardens. Named for its broad, glossy green leaves with striking reddish brown teeth that curve like cow horns, this medium sized agave delivers an unforgettable presence in any landscape. Reaching 34 feet tall and 45 feet wide at maturity, it's the perfect scale for accent

Low-Water Canopy for Modern Desert Landscapes

Position the frame first — Set your espalier trellis 4–6 inches from the wall

It is not the best fit for a deep-shade spot

Spring (Apr to early summer): Creamy-yellow flower catkins draw native bees

Attribute Detail Scientific Name Echinopsis hybrid (various crosses) Common Names Hybrid Easter Lily Cactus

Is Hercules Tree Aloe medicinal like Aloe vera

Plant it as a standalone focal point in a gravel bed

Spring (Feb to Apr): Peak bloom: branching orange-red spikes feed hummingbirds

✔ Heat-Loving (Reflected-Heat Tolerant)   ✔ Drought-Tolerant   ✔ Pool-Friendly (Low-Litter)   ✔ Evergreen   ✔ Low-Maintenance   ✔ Deer & Rabbit-Resistant

Giant Tropical Bird of Paradise: a large-leaved tropical backdrop behind the Plumeria canopy

Plant single as a container jewel

Monsoon rains (Jul to Sep) fuel rapid growth