Aloe broomii

It is an evergreen succulent that grows in the shape of a rosette and which can reach considerable sizes, so it is often considered as an outdoor plant. It has very fleshy leaves of a glaucous green color, streaked with darker vertical lines. Along the edges of the foliage there are stiff brownish teeth. The Aloe broomii blooms from spring to autumn, producing a long peduncle, on which umbrella-shape clusters of tubular flowers bloom, which are of a color that can vary from yellow to orange and even red.