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Aloe brevifoliaShort leaved Aloe: Rosettes of gray, spiny leaves that build up on each other to form a clump about 1' tall. Each rosette gets to just over 3 inches wide. Orange tubular flowers on spikes rise 16 24" in late spring to winter. Attracts hummingbirds. Good for containers. East to grow indoors or outside in mild climates. Full sun to part sun. Low water. Seacoast, wind, heat, sand and drought tolerant once established. Deer, rabbit, gopher and fire

Low arching branches in a herringbone pattern are decorated in variegated leaves that are cream

20-30' tall with support

growth slows down over the winter months

dense and upright shrub or small tree native to Hawaii

Good in hanging baskets

strap-like leaves with shades of red to deep red

heat and drought tolerant once established but looks best with occasional irrigation

average watering

The rhizomes

Red-pink buds and greenish-white flowers in winter

mauve colored

Growth is shorter & more compact than the standard variety