Aloe MitriformisAloe mitriformis, Mitre Aloe. A bold and resilient succulent, Aloe mitriformis forms sprawling clusters of fleshy, triangular leaves with striking reddish teeth along the edges. In Cape Town, it bursts into tall spikes of brilliant orangered flowers during midsummer (DecemberFebruary), attracting sunbirds and pollinators to the garden. Perfect for rockeries, slopes, or waterwise borders, this indigenous aloe thrives in full sun and welldrained soil.

Medium: 40cm H x 30cm Depth

60-90cm H x 1-1

Weight performance above UK standard

This medium sized

pair with water-wise plants to enjoy a sustainable and low-maintenance garden feature

Vermiculite can be used to encourage seed germination and improve soil structure

Among Afrikaans-speaking communities

2m (height)

and the central leaves do not form a head

Produces masses of bright yellow flowers January–March

Wild Garlic (Tulbaghia violacea) is a hardy and versatile perennial

Toxicity note: Mildly toxic if ingested – keep away from pets and small children