Aloe dawei (Yellow Flower) - 4in leucadendron while the lower part becomes

while the lower part becomes smooth and bare

especially in juvenile plants

fleshy gray-green leaves are heavily marked with brown-purple spots

Thriving in full sun to mostly sunny locations

The inflorescence emerges from the compact crown of leaves and is adapted for pollination by birds and insects

Aloe dawei (Yellow Flower) - 4in leucadendron while the lower part becomesAloe dawei hails from Uganda and is easily identifiable by its clumped upright stems, which can grow up to 3 4 feet in height. Its fleshy green leaves radiate outward in a rosette around 2 feet in diameter and are noted for the reddish brown serrated teeth that line the margins. The leaves can take on a subtly coppery red hue when exposed to full sunlight and dry conditions. The yellow flowered form of Aloe dawei is an attractive addition to gardens