Botanical name

Aloe barberae (syn. Aloe bainesii)

Common name

Tree Aloe, Barber’s Aloe, Aloe bainesii

Description

Aloe barberae is a striking tree-form aloe native to South Africa. It features a thick trunk, architectural branching, and rosettes of long, recurved green leaves. This drought-hardy succulent produces tubular pinkish-orange flowers in winter and makes a dramatic statement in landscapes. Ideal as a feature plant or structural focal point in dry gardens.

Flower Colour

Pink to orange

Flower Period

Winter

Fruiting

Not commonly observed in cultivation

Location

Full sun; prefers well-drained soil; suitable for dry gardens and large containers

Care

Extremely drought-tolerant once established. Avoid overwatering. Prune lower branches if needed to shape. Protect from heavy frost when young. Requires space to grow and thrives in warm, arid climates.

Mature Size

3–6m wide x 6–18m high

Pot sizes and plant height approximate (above pot);

500mm | 1.5m
**All plant stock and sizes are approximates and subject to grower availability as per the time of year**

Some quick facts about this plant:

	Full Sun
	Low Watering
	Frost Tolerant (light only)
	Flowering
	3–6m wide
	6–18m high