If you are still planning on what type of plant to be grown then our suggestion would be to choose plants which are not only green and fresh in all the seasons of the year but are also rich in medical properties. One such plant that tops the list is the aloe vera plant. Aloe vera is a short-stemmed succulent plant cultivated throughout the world. Growing aloe vera is not difficult as the ornamental plant is suitable for any climatic condition. The succulence in the plant enables it to survive even in low rainfall regions. Here are some steps to grow aloe vera plant in your garden.

1 – the plant requires good sunlight so keep the plant exposed to the sun all through the day.

2 – since the plant contains 95% water, it need not have to be watered frequently.

3 – the best soil for aloe vera is the cacti mix which is a mixture of 1 part compost, 3 parts pumice, 1 part sand, 1 part of fine salt

4 – during winter, do not leave the plant outdoor as it consists 95% water and will freeze in cold.

5 – if the plant has turned yellow that means you are over watering the plant or the plant doesn’t have a good drainage system.