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Quiver Tree - Aloe Dichtoma

7 Gallon Containers

Price: $400

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Quiver Tree - Aloe Dichotoma

16" Boxes

Price: $800

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Quiver Tree - Aloe Dichotoma

15 Gallon Containers

Price: $1500

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Aloe Hercules

15 Gallon Containers

Price: $1000

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Aloe Hercules

25 Gallon Containers

Price: $3000

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Quiver Trees

Aloe dichotoma, commonly known as the Quiver Tree or Kokerboom, is a tall, branching species of aloe indigenous to the Northern Cape region of South Africa and parts of Namibia. It’s recognized for its distinctive tall stem and smooth bark, which peels away in thin sheets to reveal a pale yellow-green underlayer. The leaves are long, sharp, and succulent, forming rosettes at the tips of the branches.

The Quiver Tree gets its name from the San people’s historical practice of hollowing out its branches to use as quivers for their arrows.

This tree is well-suited to arid environments and is adapted to withstand harsh sunlight and drought conditions. Over the years, it has become a symbol of the Namib Desert. This extremely hardy species can live for more than 150 years and grow up to 32 feet tall. Bright yellow flowers bloom during winter once the tree reaches 20 to 30 years of age.

Aloe Hercules

Aloe Hercules is a striking hybrid aloe, believed to be a cross between Aloe barberae and Aloe dichotoma. Known for its impressive stature and sculptural form, this tree aloe features a thick, upright trunk with smooth, gray-green bark that gradually develops character as it matures. Its leaves are long, slightly recurved, and arranged in dense rosettes at the tips of its branches, giving the plant an architectural, almost prehistoric appearance.

The name “Hercules” reflects its strength and vigor—this aloe grows faster and hardier than either of its parent species, making it a favorite in dryland gardens and landscape design. It thrives in hot, arid conditions, tolerating intense sunlight, poor soils, and prolonged drought with ease.

Highly resilient, Aloe ‘Hercules’ can reach impressive heights of 20 to 30 feet over its long lifespan. As it matures, the plant produces clusters of tubular orange-red flowers, typically blooming in the cooler months. These vibrant blossoms attract birds and pollinators, adding life and color to its dramatic silhouette.

How to Care

Watering

Established trees planted in the ground should be watered once a month, while those in pots need to be watered once a week or every other week.

Soil

A sand and gravel mix is best. Avoid using cactus mix, garden soil, or potting soil.

Light

Direct or Indirect sunlight is preferred.

Growth Rate

4-12 inches per year.

Hardiness

Aloe trees are generally hardy toUSDA hardiness zones 9a-11b. They are cold-hardy to temperatures around 20-25°F, but ideally, they should be protected from frost, especially prolonged or severe frost.

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