1gal Aloe acutissima S16The Aloe acutissima is a striking and uncommon aloe species known for its slender, sharply pointed blue green leaves edged with fine teeth, forming a graceful, upright rosette with a slightly open habit. This attractive succulent typically grows to about 23 feet tall and 23 feet wide, making it a great choice for containers, rock gardens, or as a structural accent in the landscape. It thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers well draining soil

Each rosette gets to just over 3 inches wide

This particular cultivar is unknown but most hydrangeas are hardy Zones 5 thru 10

requires very low water

adding a splash of color to your collection

slow-growing clump of 1' tall x 18" wide

In cultivation

This unique copper-spined cactus is prized by collectors for its unusual color and strong landscape presence

Highly prized for its foliage

2 inches (6 to 18 cm)

Gymnocalycium griseo-pallidum

Cereus aethiops is drought-tolerant and prefers minimal watering

followed by small