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Tree Aeonium | Aeonium Arboreum

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Tree Aeonium | Aeonium ArboreumAeonium arboreum Tree Aeonium. A striking succulent shrub with rosettes of glossy, spoonshaped leaves perched on woody stems, the Tree Aeonium adds bold architecture to any garden. In Cape Town, it bursts into clusters of goldenyellow flowers during late winter and spring (AugustOctober), creating a dazzling contrast against its lush green foliage. Perfect for rockeries, coastal gardens, or statement pots, it thrives in full sun and welldrained soil.

Aeonium arboreum  Tree Aeonium. A striking succulent shrub with rosettes of glossy, spoon‑shaped leaves perched on woody stems, the Tree Aeonium adds bold architecture to any garden. In Cape Town, it bursts into clusters of golden‑yellow flowers during late winter and spring (August–October), creating a dazzling contrast against its lush green foliage. Perfect for rockeries, coastal gardens, or statement pots, it thrives in full sun and well‑drained soil. With its sculptural form and seasonal colour, the Tree Aeonium is a living piece of art for your garden.

Why You’ll Love It

  • Bold rosettes create a dramatic, sculptural look.
  • Golden flower clusters brighten late winter gardens.
  • Thrives in coastal and water‑wise landscapes.
  • Easy to grow in pots or directly in the ground.
  • Adds instant Mediterranean flair to Cape Town gardens.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well‑draining soil and position in full sun for best colour and growth. Water sparingly, especially during Cape Town’s rainy winters, as Aeoniums dislike soggy roots. Remove spent flower stalks to keep plants tidy and encourage new rosettes. Protect from frost and prune lightly to maintain shape. Feed occasionally with a balanced fertilizer in spring to support flowering.

Did You Know?

Aeonium arboreum is native to the Canary Islands, where it grows wild on rocky slopes. Its name “arboreum” refers to its tree‑like stems, which make it stand out among succulents as one of the few with a truly shrubby form.

Botanical Name
Aeonium Arboreum
Growth Expectancy
1m H x 1m W
Position
Sun - Semi shade
Water Smart  Yes
Indigenous No
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