Aloe Barberae 100lt

Aloe Barberae 100lt
Common Name: Tree Aloe
Aloidendron barberae

Previously known as Aloe Bainsii

Full Sun
Low Watering
Succulent
Evergreen
Wind Tolerant
Drought Tolerant

Aloe bainesii is a striking, large-growing succulent tree known for its tall, branching form and rosettes of grey-green leaves. Over time, it develops into an impressive architectural feature with a thick trunk and a rounded canopy. In winter, it produces spikes of tubular orange to red flowers that attract birds and pollinators. This hardy, drought-tolerant species is ideal for creating dramatic focal points in gardens.

Growth Habit: Large, tree-form succulent
Foliage: Rosettes of grey-green, fleshy leaves at branch tips
Flowers: Tall spikes of tubular orange to red flowers in winter
Position: Full sun
Watering: Low; highly drought tolerant once established
Soil: Well-draining soil; thrives in sandy or rocky conditions
Wildlife: Attracts birds, bees, and pollinators
Uses: Feature tree, focal point, drought-tolerant gardens, succulent gardens, large landscapes