Variegated Gold Tooth Aloe edible and wooden fences in the

and wooden fences in the Phoenix Valley

Smoothie Cascalote typically grows 2–4 feet per year

This low-growing perennial produces a carpet of bright golden-yellow flowers from early spring through late fall — often blooming 9+ months of the year in our warm climate

Afternoon relief in the harshest reflected-heat spots helps

Variegated Gold Tooth Aloe edible and wooden fences in theThe Perfect Compact Succulent Accent for Phoenix Landscapes Variegated Gold Tooth Aloe (Aloe nobilis) is one of the most eye catching small aloes you can grow in the Phoenix Valley. This compact, clumping succulent produces tight rosettes of thick green leaves edged with golden yellow teeth and streaked with creamy variegation that intensifies in bright sun. It stays small enough for container gardens and rock beds yet delivers bold visual impact