Clump-forming succulent: Provides dense, attractive ground cover or container plants
Fleshy, upright lance-shaped leaves: Adds texture and visual interest to gardens
Yellow spring-to-early summer flowers: Enhances garden aesthetics with seasonal blooms
Tolerates drought and periodic watering: Requires minimal care in most climates
Suitable for containers and rock gardens: Versatile placement options for landscaping
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Aloe vera (A. barbadensis) is known for its medicinal qualities, but it is also a fantastic plant in frost-free gardens. This clump-forming succulent produces rosettes of fleshy, upright lance-shaped grey-green leaves with small whitish teeth along margins. The yellow flowers appear in spring to early summer on tall sparsely branched spik
Botanical Name
Aloe vera (A. barbadensis)
Plant Type
Succulent, clump-forming
Leaf Color
Grey-green with whitish teeth
Flower Color
Yellow
Growth Habit
Rosette, upright, lance-shaped
Best Conditions
Full sun to light shade, coastal to inland, with occasional summer watering