Aloe erinacea - 4in cold-hardy Flowering from late winter to

Flowering from late winter to early spring

with rusty-red marginal teeth

The larger the plant gets the more beautiful it seems to grow

Out of stock for now but more plants being propagated in 2026

thrives on rocky cliffs and slopes

Aloe erinacea - 4in cold-hardy Flowering from late winter toThe Aloe erinacea, a small succulent native to southern Namibia, forms compact, stemless rosettes with stiff, turquoise to sea green leaves armed with white spines, often tipped with black, and characterized by its resilience in dry conditions. It rarely offsets and remains the same size for years in cultivation. During winter, it produces tubular, bright red flowers that turn yellow, attracting birds and insects for pollination. Discovered relatively