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Aloe species from A-I |
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Aloe species from A-I |
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| Aloe species and hybrids with photos and description of every aloe - click on the photo | |
| Aloes grow in a wide range of conditions and come in different shapes and sizes for every taste and for every part of the garden and all aloes are beautiful plants. | |
| Aloes are succulent plants, also known as fat plants. It is not difficult to grow an aloe as a houseplant or as a pot plant in the garden or greenhouse. It needs stronger light than most other plants and much less water. | |
| For a list of aloes pages see the site map or seeds available click here | |
| Save water by gardening with water saving succulents and aloes. | |
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| Aloe aculeata | Aloe affinis |
Aloe arborescens |
Aloe aristata |
Aloe asperifilia |
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| Aloe barbadensis (vera) Aloe brandraaiensis | Aloe brevifolia |
Aloe buhrii |
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| Aloe camperii | Aloe castanea |
Aloe chabaudii |
Aloe ciliaris |
Aloe comosa |
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| Aloe cryptopoda | Aloe comptonii |
Aloe congolensis |
Aloe dichotoma |
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| Aloe dyerii |
Aloe falcata |
A.gariepensis |
A. grandidentata
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Aloe glauca |
Aloe framesiid |
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Aloe ferox hybri |
Aloe ferox |
Aloe hereroensis |
