Maguey, a term often used for Agave plants native to Mexico and Central America, is known for its dramatic, architectural leaves and sculptural rosette form. With thick, pointed foliage in blue-green, gray, or variegated tones, Maguey adds a bold, structured, and exotic presence to floral installations and botanical displays.

Traditionally symbolic of endurance, protection, and sacred use, Maguey is perfect for modern, minimalist, or desert-themed arrangements, especially in dried or fresh form for large-scale designs.