Blooming Large Live Aloe "Blue Elf" Succulent Plant in a 5gal Cactus Nursery Pot on a wooden table

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Large Live Aloe "Blue Elf" Succulent Plant for Sale in a 5gal Cactus Nursery Pot

Large Live Aloe "Blue Elf" Succulent Plant in a Xeriscape Landscape

Blooming Large Live Aloe "Blue Elf" Succulent Plant in a Xeriscape Landscape

Blooming Large Live Aloe "Blue Elf" Succulent Plant in a Decorative Clay Planter

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Aloe "Blue Elf"

Name: Aloe "Blue Elf"
Brand: The Cactus Outlet
Price: 69.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (6 reviews)

$69.00 $79.00

✔️ Healthy Arrival Guarantee— free replacement if damaged
✔️ Professionally Packaged for Safe Delivery and Easy Planting
✔️ Care Support Included— real experts
✔️ FREE Shipping (1–2 business days from our Arizona nursery)

⭐"Many times, I’ve been disappointed when plants that i ordered over the web arrived. Not this time. The blue aloe that I received was at least as good as the posted photo. I will recommend this nursery to friends, and will return to buy again

⭐"Beautiful plant delivered and wellpackaged. The first plant came frozen and mush. They were awesome and quickly replaced it for me. I would definitely do business with them again. Great customer service. Great, healthy plant. Thank you!"

Why Customers Love Aloe ‘Blue Elf’

• Compact, clumping growth—perfect for pots
• Beautiful powder-blue foliage
• Brilliant orange-red winter blooms
• Attracts hummingbirds
• Low maintenance & drought tolerant

Aloe ‘Blue Elf’ 🌿

Compact • Cold-Tolerant • Winter Blooms

Aloe ‘Blue Elf’ is a charming, compact aloe prized for its powdery blue-gray foliage, tidy clumping habit, and vibrant winter flower spikes. This easy-care dwarf aloe adds year-round interest to containers, patios, and water-wise gardens—without taking up much space.

Cold hardy down to approximately 28°F, ‘Blue Elf’ is one of the best small aloes for gardeners who want color, structure, and reliability.

🌵 Key Features & Growth Habit

Compact & Clustering Form 🌱
A stemless dwarf aloe that grows in dense clusters, reaching approximately:
• 18 inches tall
• Up to 2 feet wide

Ideal for small spaces, containers, and tight garden beds.

Powder Blue Foliage 💙
Slender, upright leaves with a silvery blue-gray tone add a clean, modern look and contrast beautifully with gravel, stone, and other succulents.

Spectacular Winter Blooms 🌸
From late winter through early spring, ‘Blue Elf’ sends up bright orange-red flower spikes—providing bold color when most gardens are still quiet. These blooms are a favorite of hummingbirds.

Cold Tolerance ❄️
• Cold hardy to approximately 28°F
• Best suited for USDA zones 9–11
• Excellent container plant for colder climates

🌿 Perfect for Many Uses

🪴 Container Gardening
A standout choice for decorative pots, patios, balconies, and entryways.

🏞️ Rock Gardens & Xeriscapes
Thrives in low-water landscapes and well-draining soils.

🐦 Pollinator-Friendly Gardens
Bright blooms attract hummingbirds during cooler months.

🚚 Shipping & Plant Care

📦 Carefully Selected & Securely Shipped
Each Aloe ‘Blue Elf’ is hand-selected, wrapped, and professionally packaged to ensure safe arrival.

🌱 Easy, Stress-Free Planting
All orders include planting, watering, and general care instructions so you can grow with confidence.

Aloe: Easy-Care Beauty All Year Round

Looking for a striking, easy-care plant? The aloe family offers a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colors—making it perfect for any garden or container design.

Some aloes are compact and solitary, while others form beautiful clusters. Certain varieties grow tall and tree-like, adding bold vertical interest. Leaf colors can range from rich greens to stress-induced reds, and even cool blue tones—like the popular ‘Blue Elf’. From late fall through early spring (November to March), aloes reward you with vibrant flower spikes in shades of orange, red, and yellow.

Whether you're working with a bright windowsill, a sunny patio, or a full-sun landscape, there's an aloe to suit your needs. These plants thrive in a range of lighting conditions and are ideal for containers or low-maintenance garden beds.

Most aloes prefer protection from frost. In regions where temperatures dip below freezing, we recommend covering them overnight. However, we do offer a selection of hardier varieties that can tolerate nighttime temperatures down to the mid-20s (°F).

Aloes are tough, eye-catching, and flexible—an excellent addition to any indoor or outdoor space.

Looking for a striking, easy-care plant? The aloe family offers a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colors—making it perfect for any garden or container design.

Some aloes are compact and solitary, while others form beautiful clusters. Certain varieties grow tall and tree-like, adding bold vertical interest. Leaf colors can range from rich greens to stress-induced reds, and even cool blue tones—like the popular ‘Blue Elf’. From late fall through early spring (November to March), aloes reward you with vibrant flower spikes in shades of orange, red, and yellow.

Whether you're working with a bright windowsill, a sunny patio, or a full-sun landscape, there's an aloe to suit your needs. These plants thrive in a range of lighting conditions and are ideal for containers or low-maintenance garden beds.

Most aloes prefer protection from frost. In regions where temperatures dip below freezing, we recommend covering them overnight. However, we do offer a selection of hardier varieties that can tolerate nighttime temperatures down to the mid-20s (°F).

Aloes are tough, eye-catching, and flexible—an excellent addition to any indoor or outdoor space.

Aloe: Easy-Care Beauty All Year

Looking for a striking, easy-care plant? The aloe family offers a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colors—making it perfect for any garden or container design.

Some aloes are compact and solitary, while others form beautiful clusters. Certain varieties grow tall and tree-like, adding bold vertical interest. Leaf colors can range from rich greens to stress-induced reds, and even cool blue tones—like the popular “blue elf”. From late fall through early spring (November to March), aloes reward you with vibrant flower spikes in shades of orange, red, and yellow.