Aloe "Dave's Delight" - cutting single-head-tree-aloe bears ivory-colored flowers densely covering

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

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

It produces pups from the base

and protection from frost

Blooming during the Western Cape's dry season

Aloe "Dave's Delight" - cutting single-head-tree-aloe bears ivory-colored flowers densely coveringPickup 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