Aloe barberae - 5ga one-of-a-kind particularly in California

particularly in California

'Cynthia Giddy' also flowers much of the year

This species of spurge with erect succulent stems at first glance looks like a cactus

marginal thorns

The bright yellowish-green leaves display noticeable fine red lines and are heavily armed with long

Aloe barberae - 5ga one-of-a-kind particularly in CaliforniaAloe barberae, also known as Aloe bainesii, is a majestic tree Aloe that can reach heights of over 30 feet. Its thick, mottled gray stems give rise to rosettes of dark green leaves. In late winter, rose pink flowers bloom above the foliage. Drought tolerant and hardy, it's perfect for Mediterranean climates. Originating from southern Africa, it's ideal for succulent gardens and can thrive in large containers. This plant has been grown in a 5 ga pot.