• It has been scientifically proven that the bitter part of the aloe contains 5 antiseptic properties, 3 anti-inflammatory properties and one antibiotic property. • The antiviral properties: viruses …

Aloe ferox is most well-known for its medicinal properties. The sap is used as a purgative and is commonly called bitter aloes and it has been in use for the past 200 years. Aloe ferox can be …

Aloe ferox, die Kaapse aalwyn, is ‘n inheemse plant van Suider Afrika. Dit word in die Suid Kaap, Oos Kaap en suidelike gedeelstes van KwaZulu/Natal, Vrystaat en Lesotho aangetref. Hier in …

Up to three are produced simultaneously with bicoloured racemes and the dull red buds turn yellow when the flowers open. The flowers produced from May to July are tubular and slightly …

Uses: For detox, digestive issues & stomach ulcers. Information: Cape Aloe is widely used as a laxative in Africa and Europe and is also considered to have anti-oxidant, bitter tonic, …

With their usually spiny leaves arranged in neat rosettes, and tall candle-like inflorescences in predominantly red and vibrant orange hues, aloes are increasingly sought after by gardeners …

It is a tiny, compact, blue-green evergreen succulent perennial, that is native to the Western Cape, South Africa. Listed as Vulnerable on IUCN's global Red List, it is threatened in its …

The climbing aloe is a tough and versatile garden plant for frost-free areas. It thrives in full sun and is drought tolerant, but will also grow well in high rainfall regions if it is planted in very well …

Aloe pretoriensis is a hardy, evergreen, normally-solitary species, occurring singly in dry, rocky grasslands. The rosette of slender leaves is pale blue-green with pink tips. The colour of the …

Aloe vanbalenii is a hardy, almost stemless Aloe. It is one of our most distinctive Aloes with its long, twisted and recurved leaves ending in coppery-red tips (when grown in the sun) that …