Mighty Sunset™ Aloe hybrid ‘AL03’ 
- Semi-compact form
- Bi-coloured cream and sunset orange flowers
- A tough plant with frost tolerance and excellent drought tolerance
Description: Mighty Sunset™ Aloe is a small to medium sized Aloe. It has multi-stemmed sunset orange and cream flower heads in winter.
Size: 60cm high x 50cm wide foliage; 95cm high flowers.
Uses: Mass planting, borders and as a feature plant.
Position: Full sun to part shade. Drought and frost tolerant. Works with most soil types, but if in clay soils, try to improve drainage or use in a raised garden.
Care: Water as required for 8-13 weeks until established. Plant in a well mulched garden (chunky mulch is recommended). Fertilise yearly with slow release fertiliser. Cut back spent the succulent flowers if desired.
Where it works: South QLD (raised gardens and free draining soil), NSW, VIC, TAS, SA, WA & ACT (requires further testing here).
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HEIGHTS:
Heights shown on the website are for general gardening conditions. In well maintained gardens, some plants will get taller.
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