Plants

Aloe erinacea is a very slow growing and rare compact aloe that grows well in rocky and sandy soil. It’s pale gray green color and rosette shape gives this plant a really cute look.

The Aloe ferox plant is also commonly known as the Bitter Aloe. It is native to Southern Africa, so it prefers sandy-loamy well-draining soils, full sun, and moderate waterings. 

This Aloe is named for its very restricted natural distribution - it was only observed on the banks of the Gariep River! This plant will do best with bright, indirect light and well-draining soil. It will show a bright orange coloring on its leaves with...

This aloe tends to keep growth to 3-4 large leaves, and can produce beautiful orange flowers. This species is native to Southern Africa. 

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Aloe marlothii

This plant was recently reclassified and is now known as Aloe perfoliata, or more commonly, the Golden Toothed Aloe. This Aloe is native to South Africa and will produce many offsets with the right care, making it ideal for groundcover or as an addition...

This small collector's Aloe is endemic to Madagascar, and will eventually grow a woody stem as it matures. This plant is endangered in its native habitat, and is considered a dwarf Aloe. 

This distinct aloe is native to South Africa, where it is endagered in its native habitat. They grow in a curious shape and as it matures, the leaves curve inward. It maintains a light dusty blue-green color throughout its lifetime. 

Aloe petricola

Aloe plicatilis

Aloe pratensis x humilis