Agave murpheyi
The Hohokam agave, a domesticate that survives at a few dozen ancient farming sites in southern Arizona and northern Sonora. Grow it hot, sunny and dry, with summer water and a cool, dry winter, and protect it from hard frost.
Where it grows wild
Rocky desert slopes above river floodplains, where the Hohokam planted it in rock piles that held moisture; populations persist untended at archaeological sites.
Recorded 300–890 m, median 500 m.
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