Aloe pole-evansii
Aloe beniensis
Aloe dawei A. Berger
Dawe’s aloe is native to mountainous regions in Uganda, Congo, and Rwanda. It is named for Mr. Dawe, who was the curator of the Botanical Gardens at Entebbe, Uganda in the early 1900s. Identification: Plants are up to 3' (91 cm) tall. Flowers are red-orange. Blooms December to February. See the Aloe comparison table. Online References:
Aloe dawei at George and Audrey DeLange's Arizona wildflower site Aloe dawei on www.africamuseum.be Aloe dawei on the Plant List at AZArboretum.org Aloe dawei on Desert-tropicals.com Aloe dawei on SucculentGuide.com Aloe dawei on Clippix ETC Aloe pole-evansii Aloe beniensis
Aloe dawei description by Thomas H. Kent, last updated 25 May 2020. © FloraFinder.org. All rights reserved. |
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