Clanwilliam Aloe is a robust, single-stemmed tree aloe from South Africa. It develops a tall trunk crowned with a dense rosette of long, curved, blue-green leaves with reddish teeth. The dead leaves persist, forming a "skirt." It produces branched spikes of yellow flowers.




| Family: | Aloaceae |
| Genus: | Aloe (AL-oh) |
| Species: | comosa (kom-OH-suh) |
Native to the Clanwilliam district. Full sun and well-drained soil. Tolerates some frost. Water moderately in winter (its growing season), keep dry in summer. The persistent leaf skirt protects the trunk. A striking architectural aloe for large gardens.
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