Aloe acutissima

Aloe alooides (not in full flower yet)

Aloe arborescens yellow form

Aloe betsileensis (sorry, a bit sun bleached photo)

Aloe brandraaiensis (not quite in full flower yet)

Aloe cameronii

Aloe dawei hybrid 'Jacob's Ladder'

Aloe diolii still has a few flowers left (flowered over a month ago)

Aloe elegans

Aloe fleurentiniorum

Aloe greatheadii (I think)

Aloe hardyi

Aloe hybrid in flower (this one is DZ)

Aloe immaculata

Aloe lineata var. muirii

Aloe microstigma

Aloe mudenensis

Aloe munchii

Aloe mzimbana

Aloe speciosa

Aloe suffulta (not a very impressively pretty flower, but nearly 3' long for a dinky little aloe)

Aloe tenuiors

Aloe vaombe

You have some very nice aloes there!! I think my favorite is the 3rd one from the bottom.
TFS

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Kathi

Moving to school.. they are lucky! You think you will miss them?

Good strategy for long term preservation for sure!
Lovely plants/flowers as usual.

That aloe speciosa might make it up in your new place with an occasional frost cloth. Brian Kemble has it listed with a bit of hardiness. It gets to 28 in habitat and can withstand 20. It is on my short list. I love that flower stalk you have there.

My month has been on a full tilt run. I run my my blooms. Not enough time to water or care. Not enough time to photo graph my flowers and now my aloes have mostly finished blooming. My husband broke his arm badly and I took over his work on top of my work. I did notice a Yucca treculena starting its thrust. maybe I can find time now that I am done with building this wall unit.

Lovely plants & blooms, Geoff! Lucky high school to be recipients of your generous donation before you move! Do they get instructions with them? Or will it be "educational", in SOS (Sink Or Swim) mode? :D

Lucky, lucky high school. Hope they appreciate and care for such treasures!