Sunbird superior hybrid aloes offer home gardeners and
landscapers new and unique high performance, sustainable and water wise
gardening options. These plants have spectacular flowers in a range of colours,
dramatic foliage and architectural shapes that will complement any garden or
landscaping design. This unique collection of premium water-wise aloe hybrid
cultivars ranges from small and dainty flowering pot sized plants to those that
will grow into massive, stemmed specimens – all adorned with a stunning flower
display irresistible to birds and insects alike.
Size: Small
Colour: Yellow
Flower time: Late Summer to Winter
Stem: Bush
Frost tolerance: Low
This hybrid produces a long-lasting supply of beautiful
yellow flowers frm March onwards. The plant itself is a striking green with
well-structured rosettes. It will also bush (produce multiple rosettes). A
mature plant is capable of flowering for 6 months without a break in flower
production. This characteristic places it in the “Superior Hybrid” category,
and makes it a sought after landscaping subject, for group or border plantings.
‘Bush Baby Yellow’ does equally well as a container subject or when planted in
an open garden.
Price: R68.25 ex VAT & ex delivery for a 20cm pot.
Please allow 1 week lead time for larger orders.
This gentleman would like to introduce to the astounding 'Aloe rex'. Read on!
- It is a
cross between Aloe dichotoma (kokerboom) and Aloe barbarae, but much
better performing in the Western & Southern Cape, much more rain tolerant
- It can
reach a height of more that 6 meters. It is relative fast growing and starts to
branch at about 1, 5 meters. It usually starts flowering when the first
branching takes place.
- In the
drier areas the leaves tend to have a bluish tint which gives it a more
attractive appearance.
- Two sizes
are available from us: Stunning 20kg bags about 1.2 m high @ R190,- excl. VAT and delivery
and 6kg bags about 50cm high @ R95,- excl. VAT and delivery.
- Depending on order volumes there may be a 1 week lead time to deliver
stock, but it will be well worth the little wait. Just look at the final effect:
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