Amazing plants.

Well it is January....

Eborispina and nevadensis.

Not covered - they get whatever the weather throws at them. However, the bed is stony and on a slope plus there’s a big lime tree nearby which helps keeps it dry.
Their nearest friend is actually Aloe polyphylla.

I’ve had 2 utahensis growing in a bed outside for nearly 2 years now.

Shows how small a pot you can actually grow plants in.

Clutching and straws comes to mind....

Sure Allan. I’ll be doing that in April if that’s ok.
Remind me!

It had it’s last water early November and the next will be February, weather willing.

A few more -
hereroensis sladeniana peglerae castilloniae

Aloe tegetiformis showing nice winter colours Aloe jucunda, gold form, also showing nice colours Aloe variegata, N. Willowmore form, bud flowering for the first time