Lace AloeArizona'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

low-maintenance look

every 14–21 days in winter

Yellow Yucca: the soft-yellow-flowered form

It handles full sun

bloom spikes 10–15 feet Mature Width 4–6 feet Growth Rate Slow to moderate — 6–12 inches per year in Phoenix Sun Full sun (6+ hrs)

Foliage Evergreen — blue-green leaves with white margins year-round Bloom Tall yellow-green flower stalk at maturity (monocarpic — produces pups before flowering) Narrow Leaf Agave Uses in Phoenix Landscapes

Combine it with Texas Sage

Available from 8” to 24” diameter

It reaches a manageable 10–25 feet at maturity depending on the variety

Front Yard Statement Tree

since it has an open

Spacing — 25–30 feet from structures and other large trees to allow full canopy development