Aloe erinacea is a slow-growing succulent perennial that reaches a height of up to 50 cm. It forms compact rosettes of thick, pale green leaves adorned with light-colored spines that darken to brown as they age. In early summer, this plant may produce clusters of flowers, with red buds that open into tubular yellow blossoms.

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 erinacea

Aloe esculenta

Aloe excelsa

Aloe eximia

Aloe falcata

Aloe ferox is a perennial succulent shrub characterized by a sturdy, woody trunk topped with a rosette of narrow, blue-green leaves that feature reddish-brown spines along their edges. In spring, it produces an upright, branching inflorescence adorned with bell-shaped, orange-red flowers.

Aloe ferox

Aloe fleurentinorum

Aloe fosteri

Aloe fragilis

Aloe gariepensis

Aloe gerstneri

Aloe glauca is a succulent perennial that develops a substantial rosette of rigid, spiny foliage. The leaves exhibit a silvery blue-green hue, which can shift to pink under cold stress. It produces tall flower spikes adorned with orange-red blooms that attract bees.

Aloe glauca

Aloe glauca var. spinosior

Aloe globuligemma

Aloe grandidentata

Aloe greatheadii

Aloe greatheadii var. davyana

Aloe greenii

Aloe grisea

Aloe harlana

Aloe haworthioides is a compact, stemless succulent that reaches heights of up to 10 cm. It features rosettes of thick, lanceolate leaves that are a deep green and adorned with fine, white hairs. In late summer, it produces clusters of tubular orange flowers on stems that can extend to 30 cm in length.

Aloe haworthioides

Aloe helenae

Aloe hemmingii

Aloe hereroensis

Aloe hereroensis var. lutea

Aloe humilis is a compact, evergreen succulent that develops clusters of rosettes featuring spiky blue-green foliage. As it matures, this species produces flower spikes that can reach heights of up to 35 cm, showcasing tubular flowers in shades of red or orange during late winter or early spring. This plant is recognized as a protected species under the CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species). For more information regarding the import and export of plants, refer to the RHS guidelines.

Aloe humilis

Aloe humilis 'Mobal 33'

Aloe humilis Mara ('Amial1615'PBR)

Aloe humilis var. echinata

Aloe humilis variegated (v) is a compact, evergreen succulent that reaches a height of approximately 45 cm. It features rosettes composed of tapered, sharp-edged leaves that exhibit a variegated reddish-pink coloration. In summer, this plant produces tall spikes that bear racemes of tubular flowers, which are orange-pink and measure about 4 to 5 cm long.

Aloe humilis variegated (v)

Aloe imalotensis

Aloe immaculata

Aloe inermis

Aloe jacksonii

Aloe jucunda

Aloe juvenna is a succulent that develops into a branching mound. It features thick, green leaves edged with small teeth and accented by white spots. The leaves grow in a rosette pattern around the stems. During the summer months, this plant produces tubular flowers in shades of orange-red, which rise on slender stems up to 25 cm tall.

Aloe juvenna

Aloe kedongensis is a perennial succulent that grows in a rosette shape, featuring elongated, rigid green leaves with spiny edges that bend backward. Over time, it can develop a trunk and branches, evolving into a small tree. The plant produces dense clusters of orange flowers that attract bees.

Aloe kedongensis

Aloe krapohliana

Aloe laeta

Aloe lavranosii

Aloe lercroensis

Aloe lineata

Aloe lineata var. muirii

Aloe littoralis

Aloe longistyla

Aloe lutescens

Aloe macroclada

Aloe maculata is a stemless or low-stemmed succulent reaching approximately 70 cm in height. Its leaves are blue-green, edged with thorns and prominently marked with white speckles, arranged in a compact, fleshy rosette. In early spring, it produces tall, branched stems that bear spires of light orange flowers, culminating in a flat-topped inflorescence.

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