African/Tiger Aloe Size:3/5 Gallon

African/Tiger Aloe Size:3/5 GallonA Compact Striped Succulent That Thrives on Neglect in Phoenix Tiger Aloe (Aloe variegata), also known as African Aloe, is one of the most visually striking compact succulents you can add to a Phoenix Valley landscape. Its thick, triangular leaves are stacked in a tight rosette and covered with bold white horizontal bands that give this plant its "tiger" name. In late winter to early spring, it sends up a slender stalk topped with coral to orange red

Attribute Detail Scientific Name Acacia salicina Common Names Willow Acacia

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Summer (May-Sep): Fast

Dramatic Focal Point & Specimen Planting

Blue Myrtle Cactus — another blue-skinned columnar with a more uniform growth habit

Larger box specimens are more cold-hardy from the start

Container planting also makes it easy to move indoors during rare hard freezes

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Plant Cinnamon Dot alongside White Dot Prickly Pear for a striking warm-and-cool pairing

This is a strong second planting window and the time new growth pushes hardest

30 to 50 ft wide at maturity