Aloe "Dave's Delight" - cutting single-head-tree-aloe Blooming during the Western Cape's

Blooming during the Western Cape's dry season

It is best grown in full sun to light shade in well-drained soil and should be irrigated occasionally

particularly around the ruins of Great Zimbabwe

bears ivory-colored flowers densely covering a stout spike up to 5 feet tall

it forms a solitary rosette of medium-green leaves with a distinctive pale band down the center

Aloe "Dave's Delight" - cutting single-head-tree-aloe Blooming during the Western Cape'sPickup only no shipping Aloe Davids Delight is an upright, branching hybrid derived from Aloe dawei and grown for its consistent flowering and adaptable performance in a range of light exposures, making it a familiar mid sized aloe in Southern California landscapes. It forms clumps of vertical stems reaching 3 to 4 feet tall and roughly as wide, each stem lined with narrow green leaves that are slender, evergreen, and edged with soft teeth. The plant