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aloe vera plants for sale Aloe "Blue Elf" Dwarf Succulent Plant

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aloe vera plants for sale Aloe "Blue Elf" Dwarf Succulent PlantSmall dwarf aloe with blue leaves. Ideal easy care succulent for a decorative pot. This tight clumping, dwarf aloe offers a dense clustering growth habit and grows to eighteen inches tall and two feet wide. It is mainly stem less with narrow, silvery bluish gray leaves that grow upright. The plant erupts with showy spikes of orange red blooms in late winter through early spring. This is a long blooming aloe with lots of vibrant color, and the flowers

Small dwarf aloe with blue leaves.  Ideal easy care succulent for a decorative pot.  This tight-clumping, dwarf aloe offers a dense clustering growth habit and grows to eighteen inches tall and two feet wide.  It is mainly stem-less with narrow, silvery-bluish-gray leaves that grow upright.  The plant erupts with showy spikes of orange-red blooms in late winter through early spring. This is a long-blooming aloe with lots of vibrant color, and the flowers attract hummingbirds.  Since this aloe is low-growing and clumping in form, use it in containers and rock gardens.  The blue elf aloe is a hybrid, but the natural form is believed to be native to north Africa in the Canary and Cape Verde Islands.

Free standard ground shipping for this plant via FedEx or UPS ground within continental United States (excluding Hawaii and Alaska). Shipped bare root. Bare root is the plant with its' root system intact with minimal to no soil. This plant is not shipped to you in a nursery container.  

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