Aloe lavranosii - 4in leucospermum sandy soils at altitudes of

sandy soils at altitudes of 900-1350m

as well as for container gardens

Its rosettes feature numerous narrow

tapering to a point

Flowering from late winter to early spring

Aloe lavranosii - 4in leucospermum sandy soils at altitudes ofAloe lavranosii, native to southern Yemen, is a medium sized solitary or occasionally offsetting Arabian aloe with broad, bluish purplish leaves. The stemless plant features spreading, tapering leaves with prominent teeth, often turning pink with drought stress. Its dull grey olive green to brownish green leaves may appear deep blue green in shade. The species boasts 'hairy' flowers, occurring in mid summer on tall, multi branched inflorescences,