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 sinkatana

Aloe somaliensis is a perennial succulent that develops into a clump, showcasing visually appealing leaves marked by white and green variegation. In late summer, it produces elongated spikes measuring 60-80 cm, adorned with tubular flowers that range in color from pale pink to red.

Aloe somaliensis

Aloe speciosa

Aloe spectabilis

Aloe spicata

Aloe squarrosa is a low-growing, evergreen succulent that reaches a height of approximately 30 cm. It features short stems that support lanceolate leaves, which are prominently recurved and have distinct toothed edges, displaying a mid-green hue with white speckles. In the summer, it produces unbranched flower stems that can grow up to 25 cm long, each bearing tubular red flowers.

Aloe squarrosa

Aloe squarrosus

Aloe steudneri

Aloe striata is a stemless, evergreen succulent that typically reaches a height and width of up to 1 meter. Its wide, blue-green leaves feature varying degrees of narrow dark stripes running lengthwise. The smooth edges of the leaves can take on a pinkish-red hue when they receive ample sunlight. In spring, it produces panicles of coral-red blooms.

Aloe striata

Aloe striata subsp. karasbergensis

Aloe succotrina

Aloe suprafoliata

Aloe suzannae

Aloe swynnertonii

Aloe tartarensis

Aloe thorncroftii

Aloe thraskii

Aloe tomentosa

Aloe trichosantha

Aloe turkanensis

Aloe vacillans

Aloe vanbalenii

Aloe vaombe

Aloe vaotsanda

Aloe veitchii

Aloe vera is a hardy perennial that typically reaches a height of 0.6 meters. It develops rosettes of thick, slender leaves that are a muted green and feature spiny edges. During blooming, it produces elongated clusters of tubular flowers, which are pale greenish-yellow and measure about 3 centimeters long, with racemes extending up to 90 centimeters in length.

Aloe vera

Aloe vera 'Nedalver'

Aloe vera 'Varal01'

Aloe vera grey

Aloe versicolor

Aloe vossii

Aloe vryheidensis

Aloe wickensii

Aloe wickensii 'Sean Gildenhuvs'

Aloe wildii

Aloe x menachensis

Aloe x nobilis is a stemless succulent that typically reaches heights of 15 to 30 centimeters. It develops dense rosettes featuring triangular, thick, fleshy leaves that are bright green, often taking on an orange hue under intense sunlight. The leaf margins are lined with yellowish spines resembling saw teeth. In the summer, this species produces flower spikes that can grow up to 60 centimeters tall, adorned with tubular orange blossoms.

Aloe x nobilis

Aloe x nobilis variegated (v)

Aloe x principis

Aloe x spinosissima is an evergreen succulent characterized by clusters of rosettes featuring elongated, narrow leaves that are thick and fleshy, edged with small spines on both sides. These rosettes are arranged around a compact, woody trunk. In late winter, the plant produces upright spikes adorned with tubular flowers in a coral red hue.

Aloe x spinosissima

Aloe x winteri

Aloe yavellana

Aloe yemenica

Aloe zebrina

Aloe zebrina 'Dannyz' is a stemless evergreen succulent, reaching a height of approximately 30 cm. It features rosettes composed of slender, pointed leaves that are a deep green and characterized by ridged surfaces, each edged with sharp, bright orange teeth. In spring, this variety produces branched panicles that can grow up to 1.5 m tall, showcasing cylindrical flowers in shades of red or orange-red.

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