Tilt Head Aloe not colorful It holds its variegation in

It holds its variegation in full sun far better than other liriope

It performs best with supplemental deep watering every 2–3 weeks in summer

Ease off irrigation so the crown never sits wet

and Fire Sticks

Prune immediately after spring bloom

Tilt Head Aloe not colorful It holds its variegation inArizona's Most Dramatic Sculptural Aloe for Desert Landscapes Tilt Head Aloe (Aloe speciosa) is one of the most architecturally striking aloes you can grow in the Phoenix Valley. Known for its signature tilted rosette that leans dramatically to one side as it matures, this South African native develops a thick trunk topped with a dense crown of blue green leaves edged in reddish brown teeth. Mature specimens produce spectacular coral red flower spikes