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Aloe broomii. This is perhaps one of my favorites when it comes to aloes. You just gotta love those mean teeth.
Aloe dichotoma
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| Nice Aloes, Dawn! I can't resist the small ones myself. Here are a couple of my favorites: A. jucunda I especially love the color of it's flowers... And A. karasbergensis, a little beauty... Maybe we could inspire some more great Aloe pics? Denise in Omaha |
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| Nice plants, ladies! Dawn- the leaves on your broomii are a lot wider at the bases than my b's are. I like the look! |
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- Posted by Paracelsus (My Page) on Tue, Nov 15, 05 at 10:47
| Very nice plants ladies! Here are a few of my favorite aloes. Aloes nobilis and varigata: Aloes spinosissima and polyphylla: Aloe polyphylla and friends: |
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| Paracelsus, I love your aloes. They are so healthy looking. Jen, I like the wider leaves so when I saw this it became a 'must have' for me. Denise, Nice, especially your A. karasbergensis. How cute is that. Thanks for sharing, |
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- Posted by Pirate_Girl Zone7 NYC (My Page) on Tue, Nov 15, 05 at 18:46
| I've never seen A. karaberghensis before, those markings are just charming, makes me want to say "I want one too'. Lovely plants eveybody, nice pix too, thanks for posting 'em. |
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- Posted by WindsurfGirl z6 OK (My Page) on Tue, Nov 15, 05 at 19:41
My favorite at the moment is Partridge Breast Aloe, A. variegata.  I don't have too many aloes but would like to collect alot more. I really like that A. karasbergensis Denise. And that Aloe polyphylla is gorgeous! Wow! WindsurfGirl |
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- Posted by BuckHemenway z19 SoCAl (My Page) on Wed, Nov 16, 05 at 17:40
| Here's my favorite aloe, hands down. Aloe globuligemma, absolutely fantastic blooms, every year in the dead of winter. Yes, they grow sideways, parallel to the ground. So much my favorite that it has been the backgroud to my desktop for 3 years. a. Globuligemma A. globuligemma bloom |
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| para - that a. polyphylla is stunning! that goes on the must have list for sure! all of the aloes here are outstanding. i am always amazed at the variety in succulents, in growth habit, coloration and texture. tropicals can seem so bland in comparison, relying on bloom color for their variety. JMO :-) |
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| sjv, the flowers on that aloe are oustanding. That is definately a keepper. windsurfgirl, thats a nice healthy aloe you have there. Dawn |
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| A. globuligemma is a new one to me. What a great-looking inflorescence! |
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| dawn - the plant belongs to buck - but i agree, the flowers are outstanding! |
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| Sorry about that Buck and sjv. I haven't a clue as to how I managed that. Buck, The flowers on that aloe is just magnificent. How long have you had that beauty? Dawn |
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- Posted by Ohio_Green_Thumb Zone 5b NW Ohio (My Page) on Thu, Nov 17, 05 at 8:14
| Great pics everyone! I also think the flowers of the Aloe globuligemma are spectacular! Here's a few of mine. I've got several that are new and not photographed yet, but that will be done in the spring. Dawn, your A. broomii might be var. tarkaensis. Its leaves are broader than mine, which is the common variety. Amy Aloe broomii
Aloe claviflora
A group of youngsters all together. When they get bigger, I'll give them a pot of their own.
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- Posted by Ohio_Green_Thumb Zone 5b NW Ohio (My Page) on Thu, Nov 17, 05 at 8:17
| Oops! I forgot to post a pic of my favorite, which is Aloe karasbergensis. The stunning beauty of mature specimens is really something to look forward to when raising one of these babies! Amy
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| The Aloe globuligemma pictured are at the Jurupa Mountains Cultural Center in Riverside, CA. They have a large (6-acres or so) garden of succulent plants, divided mainly into a wonderful planting of African plants (mainly aloes) and Amercian plants (mainly Baja). The main gardens were planted in the late 1960's and early 70's with collected plants. The A. globuligemma is part of that garden. Seedlings from that plant will be available in their nursery by summer 2006. Their web site is www.jmcc.us, I worked there for 5 years. Buck |
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