Aloidendron barberae (formerly known as Aloe bainesii or Aloe barberae). Plants are 4 to six feet tall in 5 gallon pots Are you on the lookout for a striking and low-maintenance aloe plant to elevate your garden? Look no further Aloidendron barberae (formerly known as Aloe bainesii or Aloe barberae). From South Africa, it gets its common name, "tree aloe," because of its tall and tree-like growth habit. Aloidendron barberae (formerly known as Aloe bainesii or Aloe barberae). It features a thick-gray-smooth trunk with a grayish-brown bark that becomes rough and textured as it matures. This Aloe bainesii has a neat, rounded crown of long, narrow, deeply channeled, curved, and toothed leaves that are arranged in rosettes at the top of the trunk. The stunning flowers are one of the most remarkable aspects of the aloe tree. During the winter months, it produces tall, branching inflorescences that are covered in vibrant red or orange tubular flowers. These flowers attract pollinators like birds and bees, adding to the aloe plant's overall beauty. The tree is a versatile aloe plant with medicinal properties, attractive stems, and succulent leaves, suitable for treating burns, cuts, and skin irritations. Bloom - winter Sun Exposure - full to partial shade Watering needs - Low