Aristaloe aristata (Lace Aloe / Torch Plant) Subtropical elegant flower spikes densely packed

elegant flower spikes densely packed with semi-double lavender-pink blooms and dark central eyes

Its evergreen foliage offers lasting winter interest

This tree is self-fertile and typically begins bearing fruit within 2–3 years

These pods are a food source for birds

or trailing over retaining walls

Aristaloe aristata (Lace Aloe / Torch Plant) Subtropical elegant flower spikes densely packedAristaloe aristata, commonly known as Lace Aloe or Torch Plant, is a compact and hardy succulent formerly classified under the Aloe genus. It forms attractive, tight rosettes of dark green, triangular leaves edged with fine white teeth and dotted with raised white spots, giving the foliage a textured, lace like appearance. This drought tolerant plant thrives in warm, dry, sunny environments and is well suited to rock gardens, xeriscapes, and container