According to the University of Arizona Campus Arboretum, the artichoke agave is an evergreen, perennial succulent part of the asparagus family — or asparagaceae — that presents with a blue ...

attenuata cultivars.� A. parryi, sometimes called Artichoke Agave, is a cold-hardy compact species with black teeth on pale-blue leaves that grows to 2-3 feet high. The overlapping leaves ...

One of them is Agave ‘Blue Glow,’ a hybrid, which reaches only two feet tall. Its blue leaves are edged in a tone of purple that exactly matches that of purple heart foliage. Artichoke agave ...

The team of scientists behind the product uses a patent-pending artichoke extraction process to make the water. It’s also flavored with lemon, apple and spearmint, and sweetened with blue agave ...

At Point Defiance Zoo, visitors can spot a rare blooming artichoke agave and meet a newborn Malayan tapir that sports watermelon-like stripes. Newly discovered species like the Okanagan crayfish ...

4) And they would roast and eat the heart of the plant, like a big, hearty artichoke. 5 ... Like all high-end tequila, Suerte uses 100% blue agave, but the similarities stop there.

For a short window of time, visitors to Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium will be in the presence of an unusual sight. The zoo's botanical garden has been the home and caretaker to an Agave parryi var.