Aloe dichotoma, Quiver Tree Size:8" A Southern California native endemic

A Southern California native endemic to the coastal side of the mountains and the Channel Islands

Family Name Mimosaceae Species Name Acacia pravissima Common Name Ovens Wattle Native to Australia Plant Type Shrub/Tree Height x Width 12'-20' x 12'-20' Growth Habit Low Branching/Slightly Weeping Growth Rate Fast Sun Exposure Full to part sun Water Requirement Low Soil Type Most Soils/Well Draining Flower Color Soft Yellow Flowering Months Winter to early Spring Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant Honey Scented Flowers Cold Hardy to 20 degrees Attracts pollinators Bees

It spreads slowly by rhizomes

- Water with distilled or rain water

Aloe dichotoma, Quiver Tree Size:8" A Southern California native endemicQuiver Tree A rare succulent that can reach a height of up to 32 feet. Yellow flowers bloom in the winter. Plant in full sun Tolerant of most well drained soils Water occasionally Drought tolerant Attracts birds and butterflies Deer resistant Hardy up to 25 degrees Native to South Africa