Aloe castanea | Cat’s Tail Aloe Chinese Jasmine and low-maintenance landscapes

and low-maintenance landscapes

but with a little pruning can also be trained into a large shrub or small tree

Oak barrels were traditionally used for aging wine and whiskey

making it a fun and unusual addition to any collection

Aloe castanea | Cat’s Tail Aloe Chinese Jasmine and low-maintenance landscapesThe Cats Tail Aloe is a striking South African succulent shrub, named for its unusual long, taillike flower spikes that curve and twist like a cats tail. These blooms appear in mid to late winter (July September) in Cape Town, opening into clusters of rusty orange to brownishred flowers that attract bees, butterflies, and sunbirds. Its evergreen, fleshy leaves form a dense shrub that can reach up to 2 3m tall, making it an excellent choice for