Succulent

Tree Aloe (or Torch Aloe) forms a large colony of numerous trunked rosettes with sharply toothed leaves that curl backwards towards the base of the plant. Individual rosettes grow to be about 18 inches wide while the entire plant forms a living wall 6 to...

Tree Aloe (or Torch Aloe) forms a large colony of numerous trunked rosettes with sharply toothed leaves that curl backwards towards the base of the plant. Individual rosettes grow to be about 18 inches wide while the entire plant forms a living wall 6 to...

A diminutive Aloe that grows in mounding clumps of short, stout, inward-curving rosettes composed of grey/green foliage. Leaves are lined with vertical rows of blunt, white teeth and take on shades of red in full sun. Perfect for containers or used as a...

This species of Aloe is known for its foliage which turns from bright green to copper-red in full sun over our hot, dry summers. Grows into 3 to 4 foot wide clumps of trunked rosettes that have an open, spidery form and measure 1 to 2 feet in diameter...

Aloe fosteri grows as a single, low-growing rosette that reaches 2 to 3 feet wide and produces offsets periodically but not prolifically. Linear rows of spots on the leaves form a striking pattern of horizontal white stripes. Foliage is blue-green,...

A medium-sized Aloe that forms 2 to 3 foot wide clumps of multiple rosettes consisting of narrow, upright foliage. Leaves are green-blue with small yellow teeth along the margins. A prolific bloomer, conical inflorescences of pale orange-yellow flowers...

A medium-sized Aloe that forms 2 to 3 foot wide clumps of multiple rosettes consisting of narrow, upright foliage. Leaves are green-blue with small yellow teeth along the margins. A prolific bloomer, conical inflorescences of pale orange-yellow flowers...

A compact, spreading aloe with grassy, toothed foliage that looks great planted en masse. Bears two-toned coral and cream inflorescences summer into mid-winter. Prefers well-draining soil with regular to occasional irrigation. Great in rock gardens or...

A compact, spreading aloe with grassy, toothed foliage that looks great planted en masse. Bears two-toned coral and cream inflorescences summer into mid-winter. Prefers well-draining soil with regular to occasional irrigation. Great in rock gardens or...

Sometimes referred to as Soap Aloe, the succulent yields a sap that creates a lather when introduced into water. The plant is also called Aloe maculata in the industry. The epithet maculata refers to the distinct, intricate leaf striations of this aloe...

Coral Aloe grows in large rosettes of broad, blue-green leaves lined with a thin band of coral along their smooth margins. Foliage takes on different hues depending on the season, light conditions, and your garden’s microclimate. In hot, sunny...

Coral Aloe grows in large rosettes of broad, blue-green leaves lined with a thin band of coral along their smooth margins. Foliage takes on different hues depending on the season, light conditions, and your garden’s microclimate. In hot, sunny...

Coral Aloe grows in large rosettes of broad, blue-green leaves lined with a thin band of coral along their smooth margins. Foliage takes on different hues depending on the season, light conditions, and your garden’s microclimate. In hot, sunny...

As well as being a medicinal plant, Aloe vera (synonymous with Aloe barbadensis) grows in tall, vase-shaped rosettes of light green foliage that are an elegant addition to a succulent or rock garden. Leaves are lined with small teeth at the margins and...