There are many reasons why aloe vera has been popular for centuries. Belonging to the succulent family, it originated in arid and tropical climates, which is why it can withstand extreme temperatures ...

Aloes are basically the denim of the plant world. They’re hardy, cool-looking and exceptionally useful to boot (hello, sunburn soother). Extra bonus? They won’t shrivel and die if you forget to water ...

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Aloe plants are an easy way to add greenery to your home. Many people even keep an aloe plant to treat minor burns or cuts. Just break off a piece of one of the long, juicy leaves and apply the gel to ...

According to Gardeners’ World, aloes need little watering because it stores water in its leaves. Being a succulent, it is well-used to hot areas of the world and makes for an “excellent” plant for ...

Aloe vera is certainly one of the most useful plants in our South Florida plant palette. Aloe vera is an interesting ...

Grow your own burn ointment by adding aloe vera to your indoor plant collection. This succulent has been used for centuries to treat superficial burns, cuts, sunburn and more. The gel inside the ...

Aloe vera are easily grown in containers and make great additions to rooms in the home such as the conservatory. They can even be placed outside during the summer months as they like warm and sunny ...