Malagasy Tree Aloe is a rare, tree-like aloe from Madagascar. It develops a solitary or branched trunk topped with a dense rosette of long, narrow, curved leaves. The leaves are blue-green with small teeth. It produces tall, branched inflorescences with yellow flowers.




| Family: | Aloaceae |
| Genus: | Aloe (AL-oh) |
| Species: | suzannae (soo-SAN-ay-ee) |
Critically endangered in the wild. In cultivation, it needs full sun, excellent drainage, and frost protection. Water moderately in summer, keep dry in winter. Very slow-growing. A prestigious species for aloe collectors and conservation collections.
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