Plants by Type

Commonly known as Climbing Aloe, Aloe ciliaris forms a woody basal trunk out of which grows 8 to 12 foot long branches covered in flexible bright green foliage. Variable in form, it can be grown as a mounding shrub, a vining ground cover that will root...

Growing up to 6 to 10 feet tall as a single, trunked rosette, Aloe marlothii features thick, fleshy, blue-green leaves dotted with sharp, reddish brown spines. Foliage color takes on more green tones and leaves lose their spines as it grows older and...

Aloe nobilis grows in spreading colonies of small, tight rosettes with triangular, bright green foliage. Leaves are dotted with sharp but flexible gold teeth and take on red and orange hues in hot, dry conditions. Blooms with numerous spikes of...

This evergreen succulent is a hardy, stemless plant that typically forms a single rosette up to 3 feet tall, with elongated, broad, silvery blue-green leaves with serrated edges. In summer, it produces impressive flower spikes that branch near the base,...

A succulent shrub forming a large colony of elegant stemmed rosettes up to 3 feet high and 5 feet wide. Leaves are dark green, thin, and strongly recurved with small white teeth lining their margins. In late spring and summer, it blooms with numerous...

A succulent shrub forming a large colony of elegant stemmed rosettes up to 3 feet high and 5 feet wide. Leaves are dark green, thin, and strongly recurved with small white teeth lining their margins. In late spring and summer, it blooms with numerous...