Plant grows well in zone 9b San Diego County. Grew from finger-sized seedling in May 2006 to near flowering-size plant imaged in early D...Read Moreec 2006.
This is an Arabian aloe, supposedly one of the most northerly occuring species of Aloe. It is related to A rubroviolacea, but with small...Read Moreer, more upright leaves and no stem. It flowers in California in late spring, simple red-orange flowers. The leaves have a nice purply hue in sun and a pale sea blue-green in shade. It is an excellent and easy landscape plant in southern California inland and coastally.
Plant grows well in zone 9b San Diego County. Grew from finger-sized seedling in May 2006 to near flowering-size plant imaged in early D...Read More
This is an Arabian aloe, supposedly one of the most northerly occuring species of Aloe. It is related to A rubroviolacea, but with small...Read More