Marketplace Genus

Aloe

Aloe

1 cultivar

The genus Aloe encompasses a diverse and striking group of succulent plants renowned for their structural rosette forms and exceptional drought tolerance. Ranging from compact miniatures to large, tree-like specimens, these plants feature thick, fleshy leaves that often display prominent marginal teeth and stunning coloration, from deep green and blue-grey to vibrant sunset hues of red and orange when sun-stressed. In late winter or spring, mature aloes can send up tall, unbranched or branching inflorescences crowned with clusters of tubular flowers in brilliant shades of yellow, orange, or red, which are highly attractive to pollinators. Because they store water efficiently in their foliage, aloes thrive with minimal care in well-draining soil and prefer bright, direct sunlight. They are highly versatile, serving as excellent, low-maintenance structural accents in arid landscape beds, rock gardens, patio containers, and as rugged, sunny indoor houseplants.