Quiver Tree

The Aloe dichotoma, or Quiver Tree, is a striking succulent tree native to southern Africa, renowned for its sculptural form, silvery bark, and resilience in arid environments. Growing up to 3 to 9 metres, it features thick, branching stems topped with clusters of spiky, bluish-green leaves. In late winter and early spring, it produces golden-yellow tubular flowers, adding a vibrant contrast to its desert-like aesthetic.
This drought-tolerant tree is a symbol of survival and beauty, making it an ideal focal point for arid gardens, rockeries, and xeriscapes.
The Quiver Tree is a captivating and iconic species, perfect for adding a dramatic and sculptural element to dry gardens and conservation landscapes.