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Dawe's Aloe
Aloe dawei grows to 4 feet in height, and in winter produces massive flowering displays from January through February. There appear to be two color forms in cultivation, orange-red and yellow. Both colors successfully attract hummingbirds in the American Southwest. Aloe dawei is adapted to arid environments with low fertility. Once established, plants can survive up to two months between waterings.
Soil:
              Dry
          Plant Shape:
              Upright
          Exposure:
          Full Sun
              Bloom Time:
          January - February
          March - April
          November - December
              Bloom Color:
          Red
          Orange
          Yellow
              Landscape Use:
          Bedding or Border
          Specimen Plant
              Wildlife Interest:
          Attracts Birds
          Attracts Butterflies
              Plant Type:
              Perennial
          
              Hardiness Zone:
            
            
              9 - 11
            
           
    
 
               
               
              