Gasteria glomerata - 1ga cordyline spiny-edged leaves can grow up

spiny-edged leaves can grow up to 10 feet long

mottled with light spots and armed with sharp teeth

and dry landscape plantings where its bold rosette and colored margins can be appreciated

Hardy in most coastal California gardens

A refined Ethiopian aloe admired for its silvery foliage and luminous winter bloom

Gasteria glomerata - 1ga cordyline spiny-edged leaves can grow upGasteria glomerata, commonly known as ox tongue or Kouga gasteria, is a small, slow growing succulent endemic to a narrow region of the Eastern Cape of South Africa, where it grows on shaded cliffs and rocky slopes. It forms low, stemless rosettes typically 2 to 4 inches tall that gradually spread into dense clusters 8 to 12 inches wide through basal offsets. Leaves are short, thick, and strap shaped, usually 1 to 2 inches long, with a gray green to