Aloe khamiesensis - 5ga myrtillocactus clustering aloe with compact rosettes

clustering aloe with compact rosettes of 20 to 30-inch-long by 4-inch-wide leaves

but also grows large in areas with wet Winters

Aloe reynoldsii distinguishes itself with its flower color and subtle leaf mottling

Aloe maculata adds interest to gardens year-round

The plant's distribution is limited to mountainous areas of Namaqualand and near Calvinia in the Northern Cape of South Africa

Aloe khamiesensis - 5ga myrtillocactus clustering aloe with compact rosettesNative to the Northern Cape of South Africa, Aloe khamiesensis slowly reaches a height of 3 m (10 feet) and typically forms single stemmed rosettes. The long, relatively narrow, pale green leaves curve upward from the base and outward at their tips, lending the plant a graceful appearance. Erect and tough, Aloe khamiesensis can survive for several seasons without water, with stressed leaves turning reddish. Its dark dull green leaves are lanceolate