![Coral aloe, photo by Rosemary West © 2009 Coral aloe, photo by Rosemary West © 2009](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiXgqpjxKTPuEcuQsEsxuLX-gR-BoVCDshss5GQv-3EabDqxQ5q4hSHdp0azk9LYpRFtOQKZfkUNZ61Td8_020CtuVzPqxexLxPBBRw4yjQBa8WjHvZQlCUQkbJ41Dci7Jq0oVD_YyVY7c/s400/coralaloe.jpg)
Coral striata, known as coral aloe, comes from South Africa. This drought-tolerant plant does very well in South California, and is popular in low-water landscaping. The grayish-green leaves develop a pink tinge on the edges in cold weather, and the plant blooms in winter or early spring. A mature plant can grow to as much as two feet wide and three feet tall.
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