Africa's tallest aloe, forming branches with orange spikes as flowers, forms an excellent focal point in any garden.

Described as a 'wonder plant' this useful succulent makes a pretty focal point in sunny borders or decorative containers.

Beautiful and distinctive with long, twisted and recurved leaves resembling an octopus. In the shade leaves are green with copper-red edges and in hot sun these fleshy leaves turn orange to dark red.

A small aloe with an abundance of delightful bicolor flowers. Two toned pink to creamy white flowers make it a beautiful addition to the garden. Well suited for smaller gardens and containers for added colour.

A small to medium aloe with a neat habit. It has several erect leafy stems. The leaf margin is brownish or light green with teeth.

Superb for mass planting or containers this aloe has an unusually long flowering period of sizzling orange-red flowers.

A stunning showy aloe producing pink to cream flowers in upright spikes from May to June

A large aloe with red to white bi-coloured flowers from early July to early August. This repeat bloomer is drought resistant and cold hardy, but do protect from frost. Suitable for water wise gardens and pots.

Aloe officinalis have often been confused with Aloe vera, the two are both medicinal but they have different uses.

A medium to large, fast-growing aloe with grey-green leaves with a toothy margin. Large shiny bi-coloured blooms in red and white will flower in mid-Winter. Caroline resembles Aloe Charles, but are a bit smaller. Drought resistant.

This hybrid aloe has a striking architectural shape, making it a popular plant to use as a focal point in your garden landscape.  The flowers will attract birds to the garden.  Drought tolerant.

An aloe from the Cape that flowers during summer. The stems of this succulent aloe trail along the ground, often rooting where they touch down. The leaves are short and broad and arranged in a rosette and has a toothy edge.

A splendid drought tolerant plant, with narrow leaves that grows sideways, one on top of each other like an open book. Beautiful, large pinkish-red flowers emerge in winter.

A sun loving and drought resistant aloe with masses of bright bi-coloured flowers. This repeat bloomer is ideal for small water wise gardens. Plant in well-drained soil.

Red Parade is a popular single stemmed aloe with striking red flowers and dark green leaves.  Flowers from July-Auguts.  Drought resistant and fast growing.

Red Horizon has a medium growth rate and is less resistant to colder weather. Flowers from July-August.  The striking red flowers doesn't grow upright like most aloes, but horizontal.  Ideal for mass planting.