Suited to regions: | Subtropical, Temperate |
Plant type: | Cactus and Succulents |
Height: | 15.00 m |
Spread: | 3.00 m |
Flowering time: | Winter |
Tolerances: | Extended dry periods |
Garden uses: | Containers, Parks, Pool areas, Screening, Specimen |
Garden styles: | Architectural, Mediterranean, Modern |
Easy to grow? | Yes |
Maintenance requirements | Low |
Growth rate | Medium |
Commonly known as Tree Aloe, this is a large variety of Aloe that can reach 15 m tall and 3 m wide. This impressive tree forms a rounded crown of sturdy branches which host succulent, green-grey leaves arranged in a rosette. Red-orange flowers are borne in winter and add further aesthetic appeal. This subtropical grows best when planted on well-drained site in full sun. It will survive dry summers but must be protected from frosts, particularly when young. Tree Aloe makes for a great specimen and is commonly used for its striking, structural form.
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