Agave decipiens
The False Sisal, a tree-like Agave of coastal southern Florida that forms a trunk up to 4 m tall. It grows near sea level on shell middens, coastal rock barrens and hammock edges, so it wants full sun and warmth, and tolerates far more humidity and summer rain than desert agaves.
Where it grows wild
Shell middens, maritime and rockland hammocks, coastal rock barrens and Everglades hummocks near sea level, usually in open, sunny spots on limestone or shell.
Near sea level.
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