Aloe spectabilis - 4in Tanzania later fading from the literature

later fading from the literature until rediscovered and reintroduced to cultivation through collectors such as John Lavranos

Bitter Aloe

Like other agaves

Orange Burst Dwala Aloe is ideal for adding texture and color to gardens

Its unique aesthetic qualities include its red and yellow bracts that appear in the spring and summer

Aloe spectabilis - 4in Tanzania later fading from the literatureAloe spectabilis is a single stemmed succulent native to South Africa, once classified as a variety of Aloe marlothii but now recognized as its own species. It has a solitary trunk that can reach 10 feet tall, with blue green leaves up to 3 feet long. These leaves form a dense rosette, adorned with reddish brown spines. In late fall through winter, the plant produces bright tubular flowers in yellow to orange or red, arranged in dense clusters that