Lace Aloe shrubs & flowering plants Plant at the same depth

Plant at the same depth the cactus was growing — never bury the body

Spanish Dagger can survive on rainfall alone in the Phoenix Valley

Originating from the Table Mesa area

Avoid organic mulch which retains too much moisture

or anchoring a native garden in Peoria — Creosote is the plant that defines the desert Southwest

Lace Aloe shrubs & flowering plants Plant at the same depthArizona's Toughest Small Succulent for Pots & Rock Gardens Aloe aristata, commonly known as Lace Aloe or Torch Plant, is one of the hardiest compact succulents for Phoenix Valley gardens. This dense rosette forming aloe features dark green lance shaped leaves decorated with white spots and delicate lace like teeth along the margins, creating a striking ornamental texture in any setting. In spring and summer, tall spikes of red orange tubular flowers