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Aloidendron barberae

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LOCATION
Wantirna
B2, A8
B2, A8
B2, A8
C4, Indoor, Citrus
B2, A8
C4, Indoor, Citrus
indoor, shade
C4, Indoor, Citrus
B2, A8
indoor, shade
C4, Indoor, Citrus
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Aloidendron barberae

SKU: Alobar
syn Aloe barberae, Tree Aloe
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Wantirna
B2, A8
Pot Size: 200L
Available: 1
B2, A8
Pot Size: 50cm
Available: 1
Pot Size: 75L
Available: 0
B2, A8
Pot Size: 90L
Available: 0
Pot Size: 90L
Available: 0
Pot Size: 100L
Available: 0
C4, Indoor, Citrus
Pot Size: 200L
Available: 0
B2, A8
Pot Size: 500L
Available: 0
Pot Size: 25cm
Available: 0
C4, Indoor, Citrus
Pot Size: 25cm
Available: 0
indoor, shade
Pot Size: 30cm
Available: 0
C4, Indoor, Citrus
Pot Size: 30cm
Available: 0
B2, A8
Pot Size: 30cm
Available: 0
Pot Size: 40cm
Available: 0
indoor, shade
Pot Size: 40cm
Available: 0
C4, Indoor, Citrus
Pot Size: 50cm
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Botanical Name
Aloidendron barbarae
Common Names
syn Aloe barberae, Tree Aloe,
This slow growing Aloe is the largest of the species and grows into a striking sculptural feature tree. It's smooth grey stem is thicker at the base and narrows towards a neat multi-branched crown. The crown consists of rosettes of soft-tipped long, fleshy arching green leaves. Tubular soft pink flowers are produced throughout Winter adding to seasonal appeal. This spectacular African native looks beautiful both as a young plant and old. it grows approximately 10m x 4m wide and also grows well in large containers. Perfect addition to coastal, dryscapes, tropical and Mediterranean style landscapes. Syn. Aloe Bainesii, Also barbarae
Botanical Name: Common Names:
Aloidendron barbarae syn Aloe barberae, Tree Aloe,
Native: Foliage Type:
No Evergreen
Plant Type: Plant Habit:
Palms, Ferns & Tropical, Succulents & Cacti, Trees Irregular Shape, Spreading, Upright

Description:
This slow growing Aloe is the largest of the species and grows into a striking sculptural feature tree. It's smooth grey stem is thicker at the base and narrows towards a neat multi-branched crown. The crown consists of rosettes of soft-tipped long, fleshy arching green leaves. Tubular soft pink flowers are produced throughout Winter adding to seasonal appeal. This spectacular African native looks beautiful both as a young plant and old. it grows approximately 10m x 4m wide and also grows well in large containers. Perfect addition to coastal, dryscapes, tropical and Mediterranean style landscapes. Syn. Aloe Bainesii, Also barbarae

Mature Height: Mature Width:
4-10m 2-4m

Position: Soil Type:
Full Sun, Semi Shade Well Drained