Agave – Arizona Barrel Cactus: 5″x7″ Museum Series Plant Tag

Description

Museum Series aluminum laser engraved garden tag with web page scannable QR code: durable and rigid with flat black powder coat finish. 5″ x 7″. Almost 5 times as large as our Standard plant tags, 4 times as thick with an extra durable powder coat finish.

Agave species for low desert gardens. Common names include American Agave, Rough Agave, Golden-flowered Agave, False Sisal, Desert Agave, Slim-footed Agave, Harvard Agave, Holly Agave, Lechuguilla, Murphey’s Agave, Plamer’s Agave, Parry’s Agave, Grand Canyon Agave, Schott’s Agave, Coastal Agave, Sisal, Toumey’s Agave, McKelvey’s Agave, Octopus Agave, Queen Victoria Agave, Twin-flowered Agave, Utah Agave, Sacred Mountain Agave. Text reads:

• Succulent plants known for their striking rosette of thick, fleshy leaves and towering flower stalks. Adapted to arid climates, they store water and thrive in sandy soils. These hardy plants provide crucial sustenance and habitat for desert fauna.

Aloe species for low desert gardens. Common names include Aloe Vera, Aloe x ‘Blue Elf’, Tree Aloe. Text reads:

• Succulent plants known for their striking rosette of thick, fleshy leaves. Native to arid regions of Africa, they’ve become popular worldwide for their low maintenance and ornamental value. They thrive in well-drained, sunny environments and are prized in xeriscaping.

Angelita Daisy for low desert gardens. Common names include Stemless Four-nerve Daisy, Stemless Hymenoxys, Stemless Rubberweed. Text reads:

• A perennial plant native to the southwestern United States and Mexico, it is celebrated for its vibrant yellow daisy-like flowers and tufted, fern-like leaves. Thriving in arid landscapes, it’s a resilient addition to xeriscapes and rock gardens. This low-growing beauty provides nectar for pollinators and adds a burst of color to desert gardens.

Arizona Ash for low desert gardens. Common names include Velvet Ash, Desert Ash, Leather Leaf Ash, Smooth Ash, Toumey As, Fresno Ash, Modesto Ash. Text reads:

• A sturdy deciduous tree native to the southwestern United States. Recognizable by its velvety leaves and gray-brown bark, it thrives in arid climates. This adaptable tree provides essential habitat and food for wildlife and is valued for its ornamental and shade-providing qualities.

Arizona Barrel Cactus for low desert gardens. Common names include Southwestern Barrel Cactus, Candy Barrel Cactus, Fishhook Barrel Cactus, Compass Barrel Cactus. Text reads:

• A robust, cylindrical cactus native to arid regions of the southwestern United States and Mexico. It stands out for its ribbed, spiny stems and vibrant yellow flowers. Well-adapted to harsh desert environments, it stores water in its thick stem. This iconic cactus species contributes to the unique biodiversity of arid landscapes and provides shelter and sustenance for wildlife.

With a simple scan using your smartphone, you’ll unlock a whole new level of information and convenience. No more searching through countless books or websites to find details about your plants.

Each tag showcases the plant’s pollinator-attracting properties, ensuring you make informed choices when designing your garden. From native flowering plants to nectar-rich blooms, every plant tag becomes a symbol of support for our precious pollinators.

Imagine a world where every garden, school yard, and public space becomes an immersive and educational experience. A place where nature and knowledge intertwine to create stunning interpretive trails.