Agave eggersiana
Agave eggersiana is an endangered agave known in the wild only from dry, exposed coastal hills on St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands. It is a frost-free, sun-loving rosette that sends up a flowering stalk up to 7 m tall and then dies, so offsets and seed are how collections continue.
Where it grows wild
Dry, exposed coastal scrub and rocky hillsides on St. Croix, in full sun on thin, well-drained soil.
Low coastal hills; the recorded sites sit near 55 m.
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