Aloe dawei - 10ga myrtillocactus Planting them in groups make

Planting them in groups make for a spectacular sight when they are in full bloom

ground-hugging plant with branching

grayish green leaves are adorned with reddish-brown

it produces dense spikes of waxy orange-red flowers on unbranched or lightly branched stalks

These are still young but retailers have been buying them so it's time to release a few to public

Aloe dawei - 10ga myrtillocactus Planting them in groups makeAloe dawei (Dawes Aloe) from Uganda has clumping, upright clusters of elongated succulent stems that elongate to 3 4+ feet tall and green, fleshy leaves form rosettes about 2 feet across with closely spaced reddish brown serrated teeth along the margins. In full sun and dryer conditions the leaves can get coppery red tinges. Use it for its colorful flower display during the winter in containers and planters. This growing accent works well as an under