Aloe elegans - 5ga mexico Starting in late fall tightly

Starting in late fall tightly clustered yellow flower buds appear which open to display pale yellow flowers on branching inflorescences

suitable for xeriscaping

Trichocereus spachianus is a night-flowering species

A threatened species

It has become a popular choice for dry garden plantings due to its low-growing

Aloe elegans - 5ga mexico Starting in late fall tightlyCurrently being repotted will be available again in 2026 A medium sized, mostly stemless plant. Aloe elegans grows 18 24 inches tall, featuring open rosettes of thick, upright, gray green lance shaped leaves with reddish tinged edges when plants are exposed to drought. Late winter to early spring brings a few (2 4) branched inflorescence, bearing bright yellow conical flower heads that rise above leaf tips. This species enjoys full sun to light shade