Aloe Peglerae EL31 - Fez AloeAloe peglerae, known as the Fez Aloe, is a rare, stemless succulent with inward curving, bluish green leaves forming a compact spherical rosette edged in reddish brown spines. It typically reaches 3040 cm (1216 inches) in both height and diameter. Native to South Africa, it thrives in bright indirect light or light shade and prefers fast draining, gritty soil to prevent rot. Exceptionally drought tolerant, it requires minimal water and should be kept

Full and bushy

The leaves are awl-like and green-yellow and can grow up to 5 inches on a mature plant

Desert Broom is exceptionally drought-tolerant and requires minimal maintenance once established

beak-like sheath

Like all members of the genus Tylecodon

it may reward you with large

it may produce large

attracting pollinators and adding a splash of color to any garden

it produces a dramatic flower stalk up to 15 feet tall

grey-green leaves tipped with a distinctive crown of approximately 20 white bristles

making it an ideal choice for xeriscaping and low-maintenance gardens

it produces large