Agave victoriae-reginae "Albomarginata" - 5in climbing Its origin as a hybrid

Its origin as a hybrid of Aloe nobilis and Aloe humilis var

With blue-green

Its slender leaves

attracting wildlife like hummingbirds

The species thrives in full sun and well-draining soils and tolerates drought

Agave victoriae-reginae "Albomarginata" - 5in climbing Its origin as a hybridBack in Spring 2026 The Agave victoriae reginae 'Albomarginata', commonly known as the White Rhino Agave, is a small succulent prized for its tight fitting rosettes of deep green leaves edged with broad white bands. It reaches up to 12 inches tall and 16 inches wide, forming solitary rosettes with smooth to toothed edges and short terminal spines. Native to Mexico, it prefers full sun to light shade and well drained soil, thriving in USDA zones 9a to