Aloe striata Part Sun Caterpillars and Spider Mites

Caterpillars and Spider Mites

A slow growing shrub that can reach up to eight feet tall and wide

other pollinators Container Plant No Erosion Control Yes Bank Stabilization Yes Fire Resistant Yes Deer resistant Yes Local plant Cultivar

It is best to plant in dry shade

Aloe striata Part Sun Caterpillars and Spider MitesCoral Aloe An evergreen succulent that grows up to eighteen inches tall by two feet wide. This plant has pale gray green leaves with dark narrow lines that vary in color depending on the sunlight. In full sun the foliage is pink and in the shade they are blue green. Clusters of coral red flowers bloom in early spring. Plant in groups or us as a solitary specimen in the ground or in a large container Plant in full sun to light shade Best in well