Aloe
Aloe is a genus of succulent tropical and subtropical plants. It is native to Africa and includes many species of varied appearance.
Aloe aristata
This Aloe succulent is unique in our collection of Aloes because of its sandpaper like texture. Colored dark green with white bumps throughout the plants. Like all succulents be careful not to over water.
Aloe black gem
The green leaves of this aloe, left under the sun,change to a near black. It blooms orange-red flowers in the spring. Water sparingly. Hardy to 25°F.
Aloe Diego
This Aloe plant is a brighter green than the rest with larger splotches throughout the leaves. Same as all succulents, be careful not to over water.
Aloe gaster Pearl
This Aloe grows from a fast growing stem, has plain green leaves. As for all succulents, be careful not to over water.
Aloe hybrid Green
This Aloe is dark green with white/grey splotches throughout the leaves. Like all succulents be careful not to over water.
Aloe hybrid Red
This hybrid of the succulent aloe has green leaves and leaves tinted red, all with splotches of white/grey throughout them. Same as all succulents, be careful not to over water.
Aloe hybrid variegated
This Aloe succulent is variegated white and green. The leaves are flatter than most aloes. Same as all succulents be careful not to over water. Most similar to the Aloe aristata out of the other aloes.
Aloe nobilis gold tooth
Aloe Nobilis forms small clusters and blooms reddish-orange flowers in the summer. Provide full sun to light shade. It is very drought resistant and hardy to 20°F.
Aloe species
Aloe species has star shaped rosettes with tubular red, yellow or orange flowers on tall spikes. Provide bright light or full sun. Hardy to 36F.
Aloe Vera
One of the more common aloe varieties, known for its healing properties. This plant does well indoors, in full sun to partial shade. Blooms yellow flowers in the summer. Hardy to 25°F, dont overwater.
Aloe walmsley's bronze variegated
This variegated aloe has yellow/cream like colored stripes running up the green leaves. Leaves change bronze in heavier light or remain more green in shade. Like all succulents be careful not to over water.