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Kid's Candy Aloe
Kid's Candy aloe (Aloe 'Kid's Candy') has small, narrow leaves with light-colored teeth along their edges that form rosettes. These rosettes slowly spread over time to create a small mound. This species of aloe is grown primarily for its small size and ornamental foliage; however, in mid-winter, it produces flowering spikes up to 6 inches in height that feature orange flowers shading to yellow and green toward the tips.
Soil:
              Dry
          Plant Shape:
              Mounded
          Exposure:
          Full Sun
              Bloom Time:
          January - February
          March - April
          November - December
              Bloom Color:
          Orange
          Yellow
          Green
              Landscape Use:
          Bedding or Border
              Wildlife Interest:
          Attracts Birds
          Attracts Butterflies
          Resistant To Deer
              Plant Type:
              Perennial
          
              Hardiness Zone:
            
            
              9 - 11
            
           
    
 
               
               
               
              