Aloe claviflora E6Aloe claviflora is a rare, stemless aloe known for its dense, sprawling clusters of blue green leaves edged with small, reddish teeth. As the plant matures, it forms wide, low growing colonies that spread outward, creating a striking, ground covering effect. Individual rosettes typically grow about 1 to 2 feet wide, with colonies eventually spreading several feet across. In late winter to spring, it produces tall flower spikes topped with tubular

creating an eye-catching focal point

commonly known as the Sweet Pea Shrub

and even in cultivation

and a thick bark

Please note: all parts of oleander are toxic if ingested

5 meters (6

this unique plant brings both form and function to coastal

developing a striking columnar form

but is otherwise leafless

This variety has a strong

often branching from the base to form clumps over time

Hardy in USDA Zones 9a to 11