| Name | Common Name | Exposure | Winter Hardiness |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aloe juvenna | Tiger tooth Aloe Syn. and/or often mislabled as Aloe zanzibarica and A. concinna |
Sun Shade | 20-25 Degrees F |
| Foliage | Flower | Height | Width |
|---|---|---|---|
| Green, can turn orange in sunny dry conditions | Orange Red, infrequent but if does is in summer | 1' | 2-3' clump of many plants |
Compact aloe with prominent with spines on the edges of leaves larger than other spines making them look like a row of shark teeth or as the common name implies tiger's teeth. Suckers form very heavy and turn the plant into a dense stand of many plants.
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