Aloe africana

Aloe africana or African Aloe is an evergreen perennial native to South Africa. It is a slow grower and does not flower until it is 4 or 5 years old.  Aloe africana flowers between July to September which in the southern hemisphere in winter.

Aloe africana has yellow out-curved tubular flowers on racemes. It is a succulent plant that is drought tolerant, wind tolerant, and water tolerant. You should not plant them deeply, and they do like the wind so it makes it ideal for coastal gardens.

Aloe Africana
Aloe africana, African Aloe

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Dino
I am a flower enthusiast and a gardener at heart. Ever since childhood I loved reading about plants and started gardening at an early age. First by helping my father in the garden and later managing a large garden myself in my teen years. I planted and cared for a large number of plants, flowers, and trees both outdoors and in a greenhouse. To this day I enjoy visiting gardens and parks and learning about new and old specimens and varieties of plants.
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