Fan Aloe | Aloe Plicatilis Size:19cm (mci)A truly unique South African aloe, Fan Aloe is instantly recognisable for its upright, strap shaped leaves arranged in fan like rows along branching stems. Unlike most aloes, its leaves are flat and grey green, giving it a sculptural, architectural presence in the garden. In Cape Towns climate, it produces clusters of tubular, coral red flowers from late winter to early spring (JulySeptember), attracting sunbirds and pollinators. Perfect for water
fleshy leaves that resemble the shape of a pig’s ear
long-flowering
making it a unique addition to salads and dishes
• Perfect for containers or mixed garden beds
Plant in well-drained soil in full sun for best flowering
it's ideal for rock gardens
The King Protea is the largest of all protea species
Attracts sunbirds and pollinators in summer
graceful form that's easy to prune
In autumn the leaves turn shades of red and orange and in spring they are lime-green
Plumbago’s name comes from Latin meaning “lead plant” — it was once believed to cure lead poisoning
though semi-shade is tolerated
