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Alliampelos Striatula

I have owned these Alliampelos for many years and for the first time this year a couple have flowered for me. This is not uncommon to occur and was more based on the very laxed leave it in the corner approach i had to them but with some feed and a brighter spot the flowers have followed. I have a range of sizes and therefore prices starting from £5 for the small single stemmed fully rooted cuttings, to £50 for the extra large specimens. Please feel free to inquire if you are interested in smaller/larger plants as the listed price reflects the middle range sizes available.

  • Botanical Name: Alliampelos commixta
  • Common Name: Climbing Aloe
  • Flower Colour: Yellow to yellow-orange
  • Foliage Colour: Grey-green
  • Established Height: 100-200 cm (climbing habit)
  • Established Spread: 60-100 cm
  • Life Cycle: Evergreen perennial succulent
  • Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
  • Position: Walls, fences, gravel gardens, borders, containers
  • Soil Acidity: Neutral to slightly acidic
  • Soil Type: Free-draining soil
  • Toxicity: Toxic if ingested

£25.00

9 in stock

Alliampelos Striatula

Alliampelos striatula, commonly known as Striped Climbing Aloe, is a striking evergreen succulent celebrated for its architectural growth and distinctive foliage. The plant forms upright to arching stems covered with narrow green leaves, creating a bold sculptural shape while adding texture and movement to the garden. In summer, tubular yellow flowers appear above the foliage, bringing vibrant colour and attracting attention among the elegant stems. Alliampelos striatula is well suited to gravel gardens, sunny borders, walls, fences, and containers, where its unusual form can be fully appreciated. It thrives in full sun to partial shade and performs particularly well in sheltered positions. Evergreen and low-maintenance, this distinctive succulent is an excellent choice for adding vertical interest, structure, and an exotic character to garden spaces.