Curtisia Dentata - Indigenous South African Tree - 5 Seeds Unique The palm’s stipe is cylindrical

The palm’s stipe is cylindrical and around 30 cm wide

This unusual arrangement and shape of the leaves makes this Aloe species unique

Some of the plants are alternatively placed in the genus Venidium

masses of creamy yellow flowers in Spring

The leaves are about 300 mm long and 40 mm wide

Curtisia Dentata - Indigenous South African Tree - 5 Seeds Unique The palm’s stipe is cylindricalA medium to tall evergreen tree (up to 15 m in height), usually immediately recognizable due to the striking contrast between its dark, glossy foliage and its sprays of cream white berries. It has a clean, unbuttressed bole and the bark is smooth and grey or cinnamon coloured. The leaves have pointed tips and toothed edges, and are arranged in opposite pairs. The leaf surface is smooth and dark glossy green, while the stalks and the twigs are covered