Aloe consists of evergreen perennials that can grow as mat-forming or shrubby plants. They feature rosettes of thick, fleshy leaves and produce small tubular flowers arranged in racemes or panicles.

Aloe bowiea

Aloe boylei

Aloe branddraaiensis

Aloe brevifolia is a low-growing succulent perennial, typically reaching heights of up to 10 cm. This plant develops clusters of rosettes characterized by its spreading, bluish-green leaves that are narrow and have tooth-like edges. In the autumn, it produces elongated racemes bearing tubular red flowers that measure around 4 cm in length.

Aloe brevifolia

Aloe broomii

Aloe broomii var. tarkahensis

Aloe buchlohii

Aloe buettneri

Aloe buhrii

Aloe bulbillifera

Aloe bulbillifera var. paulinae

Aloe burgersfortensis

Aloe bussei

Aloe calcairophila

Aloe cameronii is a succulent characterized by elongated, arching leaves that feature sharp thorns, arranged in a compact rosette. Over time, it produces a network of offshoots. The leaves, initially speckled green, transform to a rich coppery red under intense sunlight and during periods of drought. When conditions become cooler or moisture is restored, the leaves will revert to green. In the autumn months, this plant produces tall flower spikes adorned with orange blooms, typically featuring one flower per rosette, although occasionally multiple flowers may emerge.

Aloe cameronii

Aloe camperi

Aloe camperi 'Maculata'

Aloe candelabrum

Aloe capitata

Aloe castanea is a succulent, evergreen perennial that develops a rosette of robust, fleshy leaves with a grey-green hue and serrated edges. When fully grown, this plant can produce a flowering stalk reaching up to 1 meter in height, adorned with clusters of tightly packed brown flowers.

Aloe castanea

Aloe castellorum

Aloe chabaudii

Aloe claviflora

Aloe comosa

Aloe compressa

Aloe comptonii

Aloe conifera 'Twirl'

Aloe cooperi is a succulent, evergreen plant characterized by its elongated, slender leaves that reach lengths of 60 to 80 cm. The leaves are arranged in a rosette or fan formation and are pale green with white spots on their underside, edged with tiny white spines. During the summer months, this species produces tubular flowers in shades of apricot-orange, salmon, or yellowish, each featuring a narrow green tip, which rise on tall stems above the foliage.

Aloe cooperi

Aloe cremnophila

Aloe cryptopoda

Aloe dawei

Aloe delaetii

Aloe delphinensis

Aloe deltoideodonta

Aloe descoingsii is a small aloe that develops a compact rosette of thick, grey-green leaves featuring serrated edges and distinctive white speckles. When placed in a bright, sunny location, this plant will send up a slender flowering stalk during spring and summer, which showcases urn-shaped flowers in a deep orange hue.

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