Aloe brevifolia is a hardy and attractive succulent species native to the Western Cape province of South Africa. 

Known for forming dense clumps of thick, bluish-grey leaves edged with small white teeth. Some specimens display striking white or yellow variegation, enhancing their visual appeal. The foliage develops rich coloration, particularly when the plant is maintained on the dry side.

During summer Aloe brevifolia produces elegant spikes of pale red flowers, adding seasonal interest to its architectural form. This evergreen aloe thrives in full sun with well-drained soil and is well-suited to rock gardens and container planting.