Aloe Mitriformis Size:15cm

Aloe Mitriformis Size:15cmAloe mitriformis, Mitre Aloe. A bold and resilient succulent, Aloe mitriformis forms sprawling clusters of fleshy, triangular leaves with striking reddish teeth along the edges. In Cape Town, it bursts into tall spikes of brilliant orangered flowers during midsummer (DecemberFebruary), attracting sunbirds and pollinators to the garden. Perfect for rockeries, slopes, or waterwise borders, this indigenous aloe thrives in full sun and welldrained soil.

mix approximately 5ml per 1L of water

pure white trumpet-shaped flowers on strong stems

Botanical Name Lycianthes (Solanum) Rantonnetii

This perennial herb has feathery leaves and yellow flowers

Produces tall spikes of vivid orange‑red flowers

reed-like plant that forms bold clumps of upright

or golden tones — a natural survival trick that doubles as a decorative feature

while outdoors in Cape Town’s frost‑free areas it can mature into a tall

it bursts into masses of bright yellow daisy-like flowers from mid-summer to early autumn (January–March)

or fills containers

including ‘Horn Tree’

dividing spaces