Aloe conifera - 1ga ground-cover it was named by the

it was named by the French botanist Alfred Perrier de la Bâthie in 1926

this evergreen hybrid is moderately frost-tolerant

Aloe x spinosissima

It also makes a nice elevated container plant because the leaves will arch down several feet below the pot

Pups grow upwards and parallel to the main column

Aloe conifera - 1ga ground-cover it was named by theAloe conifera is a unique and striking small stemless species with lanceolate attenuate leaves that are intense blue green in color and become red violet in the sun. The pale blue leaves are armed with reddish thorns along their margins, making for an intriguing and textured display. This Aloe produces tight, corn cob shaped bright yellow flowers in winter that stand well above the leaves, forming an unbranched cylindrical raceme that is cone like in