Aloe Species, Torch Aloe, Tree Aloe, Mountain Bush Aloe, Krantz Aloe
Aloearborescens
Synonym
Aloe
perfoliata var. arborescens
Catevala
arborescens
Aloe arborescens will grow in Ft Lauderdale’s subtropical/tropical 10b climate, but poorly and dwarfed in all aspects; it will form a m...Read More
Deceptively large, tough, multistemmed aloe with outstanding torch-like flowers in late fall to early winter. Very easy to propagate: st...Read More
I have grown a cutting of this species since I was about 11 years old, and it has traveled with me across California over the past 30 yea...Read More
A friend sent me quite a small pup off of a random patch of aloe she found on her daily walks in Cali. I was terribly excited when I rec...Read More
This is a beautiful plant but not suitable for a small home garden in my opinion. Maybe in a pot or in a large backyard where you have lo...Read More
Fast grower in Ross Valley area in Marin County. Appreciates a bit of light shade in the hottest areas, and some supplemental irrigation ...Read More
Our gardens grow four different clones of variegated arborescens. These all grow in full bright sun for at least all the hours between 9...Read More
Down here in the southern hemisphere (coastal Otago, NZ), we have the orange-flowered form that flowers toward the end of winter. It suf...Read More
This plant grows well in full sun in Southern California. It is easily rooted in potting soil with warmth.
A prolific suckerer and brancher- you have to make lots of room for this plant, or like pruning Aloes.. can occasionally bloom in summer ...Read More