grows as perennial in tropical and sub-tropical regions, where
the leaves of these clump-forming succulents are evergreen .
Typically found in the wild in hot, dry climates, they're a
natural for desert landscaping. While capable of achieving a
height of 3 feet, aloe vera plants more typically mature to be 1
or 2 feet tall. If you grow these tropical plants indoors in
containers, they most likely will remain on the shorter end of
the height spectrum. When grown outdoors in warm climates,
mature plants will produce yellow or orange flower heads on tall
stalks. The sword-shaped, often grayish-green leaves grow in
rosettes and are sometimes studded with white flecks. Short
teeth run up the edges of the leaves. Planting Zones for Aloe
Vera Plants: Sun and Soil Requirements: Grow in full sun to
partial shade and in a well-drained soil. These succulents are
drought-resistant plants Care for Aloe Vera Plants: The key to
growing these cactus-like plants is providing good drainage.
When using aloe vera as a landscape