Aloe millotti-
Aloe albiflora-
I got his some years ago from a very reliable source labelled Aloe glauca. It looks nothing like glauca as I know it and has never flowered. Any suggestions?
More Aloes
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Re: More Aloes
Wonder if it could poss be a striatula hybrid? It does resemble a little a 'fan' like shape of plicatilis too? Poss striatula x plicatilis as a way out suggestion?
Lovely collection you have there mike
Lovely collection you have there mike
Re: More Aloes
Nice to see your A. albiflora almost in flower, just like mine. In flower right now is this small Aloe from Madagascar, A. castilloniae.
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Re: More Aloes
This thread makes me miss my aloes...I had quite a few, all gone
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Re: More Aloes
That's a lovely Aloe Wiebe.
Must look out for it.
Must look out for it.
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Re: More Aloes
Aloe deltoideodonta v fallax-
Aloe whitcombei-
Aloe whitcombei-
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Aloe hemmingii-
A young Aloe pillansii-
Aloe peckii-
AQloe capitata v gneissicola
A young Aloe pillansii-
Aloe peckii-
AQloe capitata v gneissicola
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Re: More Aloes
Gorgeous plants Mike, I'm so impressed. Where abouts in Herts do you live btw? I have a friend in Watford I visit ocassionaly and it would be good to see your collection in person, PM me if you're interested in a visitor
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Lovely plants. Is the plant to the right of the Aloe pillansii, aloe pepe?
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Re: More Aloes
oooooooooooh! very jealous Wiebe!Wiebe wrote: In flower right now is this small Aloe from Madagascar, A. castilloniae.
Especially interested in Mesembs. small Aloes and South African miniatures and bulbs.
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