A vigorous tight-clumping aloe that grows to 18" tall by 2' wide with narrow upright gray-blue leaves that contrast well with spikes of orange flowers that appear mostly from early winter to early spring
White flowers are not usually seen because they are hidden beneath the leaves
crimson and orange flowers in spring and early summer
greenish yellow flowers from June to July
dwarf evergreen shrub 3-4' tall and wide has pointed leaves with glossy green new growth that becomes olive green with creamy yellow edges
Achillea millefolium New Vintage 'Violet' Size:4 inch A vigorous tight-clumping aloe thatYarrow: Evergreen groundcover with bright green ferny fine textured fragrant foliage topped with 3" wide,showy, magenta, flat topped flower clusters from summer fall. Grows 2 3' tall and wide. Long bloom period, good for containers and for cut flowers. Flowers attract hummingbirds, butterflies and other insects. Full sun to part sun. Low to medium water. Seacoast, wind, heat, clay, sand and drought tolerant once established but appreciates occasional