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Golden toothed aloe

Aloe x nobilis

Description

The golden toothed aloe is a small but robust plant that grows 8-12 in. tall and forms mounding colonies that can reach 24-30 in. high and spread 3-4 ft. wide. Short stout leaves are deep green and covered with golden hooked teeth on the margins. Red-orange flowers occur on 6-12 in. tall stalks from late spring through summer.

This hybrid aloe has intense flower color and is well suited to rock gardens, containers and as a feature plant in small spaces. It tolerates temperatures to 20°F, enabling it to be grown throughout the Inland Empire. The clumping character provides a pleasing texture and rosette pattern in garden plantings.

Plant Type: Aloe
Foliage Character: Succulent, Evergreen
Habit: Mounding, Dense, Clumping
Growth Rate: Slow, Moderate
Foliage Color: Dark green
Flower Color: Red, Orange
Flower Season: Summer, Spring
Soil Adaptations: Well-draining soil
Exposure Adaptations: Heat, Aridity, All day sun, Partial sun, Wind
Function: Rock gardens, Hummingbird plant, Container plant, Borders
Height: 24 in. – 30 in.
Width: 3 ft. – 4 ft.

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