Aloe karasbergensis, the Karasburg Coral Aloe, is a stemless aloe that forms dense rosettes of broad, triangular leaves. The leaves are pale green to bluish, heavily spotted with white, and have sharp, reddish-brown teeth along the margins. In winter, it produces branched spikes of coral-red, tubular flowers. This Namibian native is a striking, drought-tolerant specimen for rock gardens and containers.




| Family: | Aloaceae |
| Genus: | Aloe (AL-oh) |
| Species: | karasbergensis (kar-as-berg-EN-sis) |
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