Aloe plicatalis Size:12LAloe plicatilis commonly known as the Fan Aloe, is a distinctive architectural succulent native to South Africa's Western Cape. It forms upright fans of blue grey, strap like foliage arranged in opposing rows on thick, woody stems that branch over time to create a sculptural, tree like appearance. This evergreen species is ideal for containers or sunny, well drained positions in the garden. In early summer, it produces showy orange tubular flowers on
creating a striking focal point in any garden
along with low maintenance requirements
hedge or screening plant
paddle shaped green leaves and striking golden yellow
exposed sites making it a tough and resilient choice for challenging conditions
shade and beauty to a wide variety of landscapes
containers and mass plantings
upright clump
Corynocarpus laevigatus
making way for spectacular trusses of hanging blue-mauve to lilac blooms that create a cloud of colour across the canopy
It is well-suited for feature planting in dry landscapes or large containers
Carmichaelia stevensonii also known as Weeping Broom