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Aloe plicatilis ("Fan Aloe")

Flower: orange / red

Foliage Color: Blue Gray

Size: 8'H x 6'W

Use: Sculpture / LS/cont.

Hardiness: 28°F

Light Requirements: full sun

Family: Asphodelaceae

Notes: Aloe plicatilis grows flat, fan-shaped, upward facing leaves and a strong, thick trunk-like stem.

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Aloe barberae, formerly known as A. bainesii, is another spectacular tree-form aloe. It is multi-branching with rosettes of fleshy leaves forming at the ends of the branches. It grows up to 30 feet tall and blooms in mid to late winter with pink flowers.

Growing conditions

Light: Full sun

Hardiness: 25-30 degrees Fahrenheit

Maintenance considerations

Remove dead leaves and flower spikes to keep the plant looking tidy. Grows well in containers.

Companion plants

Use this as a tree-like specimen in the garden and surround with smaller species, from 4 inches to 5 feet in height.

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Aloe 'Cynthia Giddy'

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Aloe 'Cynthia Giddy'

Flower: orange red

Foliage Color: Green / White

Size: 2'H x 3'W

Use: Landscape

Hardiness: 25°F

Light Requirements: full sun or partial shade

Family: Asphodelaceae

Notes: This medium sized aloe forms clumps with numerous rosette offsets.

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Aloe vaombe ("Malagasy Tree Aloe")

Flower: red

Foliage Color: Green

Size: 12'H x 5'W

Use: Landscape

Hardiness: 30°F

Light Requirements: full sun

Family: Asphodelaceae

Notes: Vaombe is a large, solitary grower with recurved, smooth green leaves. The leaves are cup-shaped in the cross section and have small teeth along the edges.

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Aloe spinosissima is a hybrid of Aloe arborescens and Aloe humilis. Sometimes called the "spider aloe" or "gold tooth aloe." Forms clumps in the landscape. Fleshy leaves with soft spines narrow to a point, growing upright and then gently curving down at the tips. Blooms with spikes of reddish-pink tubular flowers in the winter. Clumps grow to be 3 feet tall by 3-5 feet wide.

Growing conditions

Light: Full sun

Hardiness: 25 degrees Fahrenheit

Maintenance considerations

Cut off flower heads after the plant finished bloom. You can divide the plants if the clump gets to be too large.

Companion plants

Because this type of plant forms large clumps in the landscape, it is best to plant it where it can spread out. The leaf shape and color contrasts with "roundy moundy" types of plants. It looks beautiful planted with finely textured, drought-tolerant ornamental grasses.

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Aloe speciosa ("Tilt Head Aloe")

Flower: red / orange

Foliage Color: Blue Green / Pink

Size: 10'H x 6'W

Use: Landscape

Hardiness: 25°F

Light Requirements: full sun

Family: Asphodelaceae

Notes: Aloe speciosa is single-stemmed with a large rosette bearing many individual, slender and long leaves.

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Aloe rubroviolacea ("Arabian Aloe")

Flower: red

Foliage Color: Blue Green / Pink

Size: 3'H x 6'W

Use: Landscape

Hardiness: 25°F

Light Requirements: full sun

Family: Asphodelaceae

Notes: This plant has thick leaves that elongate from heavy stems. Over time new offsets emerge from the base of the stem forming sprawling clumps. During the winter season, foliage takes on a pinkish color hence the name rubroviolacea, meaning "red-violet" in l

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Aloe nobilis 'Gold Tooth'

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Aloe nobilis 'Gold Tooth'

Light Requirements: full sun

Family: Asphodelaceae

Notes: This plant freely produces offsets to create large clumps.

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Aloe nobilis ("Golden Toothed Aloe")

Flower: orange/red

Foliage Color: Green

Size: 2'H x 2'W

Use: Landscape

Hardiness: 25°F

Light Requirements: full sun or partial shade

Family: Asphodelaceae

Notes: This rosette forming aloe has fleshy green leaves with yellow to white sharp but flexible teeth running along the edges.

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Aloe mitriformis

Flower: orange

Foliage Color: Dark Green

Size: <6"H x 7'W sprawling

Use: Landscape or Container

Hardiness: 25°F

Light Requirements: partial shade

Family: Asphodelaceae

Notes: This aloe has a sprawling growth pattern with with creeping stems that usually can serve as ground cover. The thick and fleshy leaves are arranged in rosette that may be erect or curve inward.

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Aloe distans ("Jeweled Aloe")

Flower: orange

Foliage Color: Blue Green

Size: <1'H spreading

Use: Landscape or Container

Hardiness: 25°F

Light Requirements: full sun or partial shade

Family: Asphodelaceae

Time In Flower: Mid summer to fall

Notes: This plant sprawls and creates a trailing, horizontal growth pattern along rocks and edges. The tight, neat rosettes have golden teeth on the leaf margins making this aloe a very popular specimen.

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Aloe deltoideodonta ("Delta Shape Aloe")

Flower: salmon

Foliage Color: Pale Green

Size: <1'H x 2'W

Use: Landscape or Container

Hardiness: 30°F

Light Requirements: full sun or partial shade

Origin/parentage: Mountainous Fianarantsoa province of southern central Madagascar

Family: Asphodelaceae

Notes: This stemless aloe produces pups from the base to form small clusters of rosettes.

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Aloe aristata ("Lace Aloe or Torch echeveria")

Flower: orange

Foliage Color: Green / White

Size: 8"H x 8"W

Use: Landscape or Container

Hardiness: 5°F

Light Requirements: partial shade

Family: Asphodelaceae

Notes: This solitary grower has small leaves that are slightly elevated with white spots and short hairs at their tips. This particular aloe prefers dappled shade, but can survive deeper shade.