Aloe tongaensis 'Medusa', the Mozambique Tree Aloe, is a striking tree aloe with a thick, branching trunk and rosettes of long, narrow, blue-green leaves that twist and curl distinctively, resembling the snakes of Medusa. The leaf margins have small, reddish teeth. It produces branched spikes of orange-red flowers. This cultivar adds a dramatic, sculptural form to frost-free landscapes and large containers.




| Family: | Aloaceae |
| Genus: | Aloe (AL-oh) |
| Species: | tongaensis |
| Cultivar: | Medusa |
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