Eye-Catching Aloe Plants for the Garden
It's fine if you like your aloe plants plain and green, but if you crave variety, the aloe family offers hundreds of selections.
(12 photos)Tiny containers look cute, but to create a statement, go for big, bold, sculptural plants in dramatic pots.
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Dust-covered foliage ruins the look of a plant and restricts the light reaching the leaves, inhibiting its growth. Use a damp soft cloth to wipe away grime and dirt, or place your plant in the shower and wash off the dust. Add a shine to large-leaved plants by wiping a little milk over the surfaces.
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It's fine if you like your aloe plants plain and green, but if you crave variety, the aloe family offers hundreds of selections.
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