Aloe perfoliata ‘Mitre Aloe’
Aloe perfoliata additionally referred to as Aloe mitriformis is a durable species that develops little swarms of lengthened rosettes. This green succulent spreads out in collections along the ground as it grows. Stems are easy or branched approximately 6.6 feet (2m) long, in the beginning set up then become postrate. Its spear-shaped leaves have harmless beige to yellow “teeth” along the ridges, as well as bumps along the bottom of the leaves. Although the majority of Aloes bloom in the winter season, “Mitre Aloe” has red blossoms in the Summer that draw in hummingbirds.