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Here are some recent photos of some of my Agaves in the front yard after a monsoon storm:

Agave x 'Royal Spine' and Agave x murpheyi variegata (I think Engard is the cultivar name, but am not sure):


Agave guadalajarana and Agave shrevei sep. metapensis:


Agave colorata x bovicornuta and Agave havardiana:


Agave americana mediopicta alba looking better than it ever has and Agave xylonacantha the narrow/straight leaved version:


Agave nickelsiae and Agave victoriae-reginae:


Agave parryi ssp. neomexicana which has finally recovered from a bad mealybug infestation and has started growing again and Agave isthmensis:


Agave desertii dwarf form and what came to me as Agave ghiesbreghtii:


Agave atrovirens and Agave potatorum in a shady spot:


Agave titanota and Agave avellanidens:


Unknown Agave that does not like the Phoenix summer sun and a young Agave ovatifolia:


Agave asperrima ssp. zarcensis and Agave viviparra variegata with Agave salmiana var. crassispina on the right: