Mountain Aloe plants One of the hardiest large

One of the hardiest large aloes

Crown of Thorns stores water in its thick succulent stems and handles extended dry periods with ease

forming dense mounds within 2–3 years Sun Full sun (6+ hrs)

Mulch — apply 2–3 inches of bark mulch or gravel to retain moisture and reduce soil temperature

give each tree 10 to 15 feet of clearance and plant at least two for cross-pollination

Mountain Aloe plants One of the hardiest largePhoenix's Boldest Large Succulent The Mountain Aloe Mountain Aloe (Aloe marlothii) is one of the most dramatic and imposing aloes you can grow in the Phoenix Valley. This South African native reaches 58 feet tall and 46 feet wide, forming a massive rosette of thick, gray green leaves armed with spiny teeth on both surfaces and edges. In winter, it sends up spectacular branching flower spikes covered in bright orange red blooms that attract