This is an ideal specimen for rockeries in a sunny garden attracting birds and insects and acting as an ornamental feature.
Aloe dolomitica is a tall aloe that grows on a single stem up to 2m in height. A dense rosette of about 50 pale green, narrow leaves is formed. The bottom leaves will die back but stay on the plant. The leaves have greyish-green tips that curve inwards. The inflorescence is a single axil carrying masses of greenish yellow flowers. Although only one raceme/axil is found on the plant with flowers at a time, Up to 6 new axils can form after one another during one season.
Aloe dolomitica is an ideal specimen for rockeries in a sunny garden attracting birds and insects and acting as an ornamental feature.