Originated in South Africa, Aloe Arborescens develops into a multiheaded shrub 2 -3m high with striking grey green leaves arranged in attractive rosettes. The leaf margins are armed with conspicuous pale teeth (there is also a distinctive yellow teeth variety)
The large colourful flower spikes are borne in profusion during the cold winter months (May-July), brightening up a drab winter garden. These plants for sale are deep orange which is the most common colour. There are also pure yellow forms, and an unusual bi-coloured form of deep orange (almost red) and yellow but not held in stock here. The inflorescence is usually unbranched, with two to several arising from a single rosette. As with all the aloes, the flowers produce nectar and are attractive to many kinds of birds, in particular the small and colourful sunbirds, which flit from flower to flower in search of nectar. The flowers also attract bees.
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Source: Plants Africa