Colourful:  For much of the year - mainly late summer, autumn, winter and early spring.

Sculptural:  Striking bold and modern floral and architectural forms puts them in the horticultural spotlight as plants of the future.

Sustainable:  Able to withstand the harsh Australian climate by storing water and food within swollen leaves and roots, easy to grow, resistant to disease and pests as well as being bird attracting.

With a complete range of premium dry-garden plants – from small and dainty flowering pot aloe, heavy flowering and strikingly foliaged home-garden aloe to statuesque specimens of flowering tree aloe, there is a stunning hybrid to cover every garden and landscape situation.

Individual Cultivar Characteristics

A handy reference guide of all individual cultivar characteristics such as height, width, form, colour, flowering time, light requirements, frost and rainfall tolerance can be found in the following PDF: 

A Handy Characteristics Guide to the Aloe-Aloe Cultivars (PDF)

Individual Cultivar Flowering Times

A handy reference guide of all individual cultivar flowering times throughout the year can be found here: 

A Handy Guide To The Flowering Times of the Aloe Aloe Cultivars (PDF)