Aloe aculeata - 4in nice it can tolerate occasional sub-zero

it can tolerate occasional sub-zero temperatures but not substantial frost

suckering habit and neat rosettes adorned with eye-catching white dots

a rare species native to the Eastern Cape of South Africa

Best planted where it can spread out

While tolerant of dry conditions

Aloe aculeata - 4in nice it can tolerate occasional sub-zeroAloe aculeata is a stemless, solitary succulent native to Zimbabwe, featuring sharp spines on all surfaces of its thick, fleshy leaves. Forming dense rosettes up to 1 meter in height and width, its leaves are narrow, incurved, and range from grey green to purple bronze, adorned with reddish brown triangular teeth. Flowering from late winter to early spring, it produces long, narrow inflorescences with tubular, downward flattened flowers in various