I have a metric buttload of aloe vera plants. Is this safe to plant, say, in the vicinity of a lawn, or is it going to try and srpead into it by running under the planter borders? Is this like bamboo, basically best grown in a container unless you don't mind living in a forest of it? I have some huge ones in large containers, and they seem to fill it to the borders with small plants.
It's not an invasive plant like bamboo. It's easy to pull out and dispose of if you don't want the young ones.
On Fri, 8 Jun 2007 18:55:54 +1000 in , "FarmI" graced the world with this thought:
Thanks... I'm just picturing my back lawn having aloe growing up through it all of a sudden.
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