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Aloe, Gasteria and Haworthia are three related genera, comprising hundreds of succulent plants. They are all easily grown in pots. A few adapt to low-light levels of indoor conditions and can be grown as house plants.
Thick 26-40 cm 2-y old rooted plant - It is a spectacular species, relative of the genus Aloe with leaves arranged as fans. Kumara plicatilis grows as a shrub or small tree and thrives outdoors in the coastal Mediterranean. It blooms in winter and its flowers are much larger than most aloes !
Elegant spotted aloe from Somalia. The glossy rosettes are often solitary, low growing. Colours change through the seasons, from green to grey, copper, burgundy or brown.
Cont.= 8-12 cm - Very ornamental South African species, with a compact rosette of colourful, smooth leaves with beautiful red inflorescences.
This hard to find species is very attractive due to its bright orange blush, promoted by full sun and cooler nights. It grows on the southern escarpment in Zimbabwe, at 1000-120 exposed to SE winds and mist. It is promisingly cool-resistant and it thrives outdoors in coastal mediterranean conditions.
Very elegant, large South African Aloe with a stemless spreading rosette of colourful recurved leaves. Leaves can get a different colour according to light intensity, yellow-green to orange and eventually rusty-red in full sun. Rosettes can get up to 1 m large and slowly grow into clumps. Flower spike are also attractive, with yellow flowers.
Impressive large and colourful Aloe from Southern Madagascar. Leaves are green during the growing season and turn red during rest. It grows outdoors in warm Mediterranean conditions but can be damaged by frost. It produces large, showy inflorescences of bright red flowers, at the start of Winter.
Robust plant, 30-40 cm, 1 kg, field-grown in full sun. This is the famous Aloe vera, known for holding healthy properties. The tips of the tall flower spikes are edible. Leaves are green-glaucous to pink-copper. Takes light frost if kept dry.
10 cm cutting. A different, red flowered Aloe vera. This variety is slower than the typical form and has a denser, richer sap, also used in traditional medicine.
This hybrid Aloe is a winner! It is a great beauty, with all types of reds, green and purples displayed on stripes, dots and teeth. 'Christmas Carol' is mid-sized and can reach 30 cm in diameter and height. It was developed by Griffin, the famous hybridiser of small sized aloes.
Rooted plant, 10-12 cm diam. Cont. 8 cm. We got this Aloe as A. buettneri, but it looks to us like a hybrid of Aloe dorotheae. Rosettes are 10-16 cm wide, leaves are speckled and turn glossy red during rest or in full sun. It grows as a dense groundcover and makes a nice potted specimen or even a hanging basket plant. It can stand low temperatures but it...
Aloidendron dichotomum is one of the most beautiful of the tree-aloes. has a very wide distribution of hundred of kilometers spanning from Namibia to RSA.
One of the most exotic of all desert trees: this tree aloe stands out in dry areas of Namibia and South Africa. Throughout much of its range this species is in decline.
15-25 cm clump. - Clumping, freely-flowering, South African succulent. This is the orange flowered form.
15-20 cm clump. Succulent clumping perennial, relative of the genus Aloe, native to the Cape region of South Africa. Bears nice spikes in Spring and Summer. This is the yellow flowered form.
Succulent evergreen plant that looks like a toothless aloe, it has fragrant yellow flowers. Hardy to about -3 C.
This is the smallest and most compact Gasteria, a true miniature. It is easy to grow but surely slow. We offer one well-rooted head
Spectacular form with unreal colours. Leaves are mottled, dark green-pink-grey, covered by shiny bumps. Colour changes through seasons, according to light exposure.
Cont.= 6 cm. One of the smallest gasterias. Clumping rosettes of 4-10 cm. Beautifully spotted leaves turn partially orange in full sun. It is a rare endemic from the Grahamstown quartzitic mountain range. Easy and suitable for indoor growing.
Cont.= 6 cm. Medium sized species. Leaves are spotted in dark transverse bands. Margins are leathery, with small rounded teeth. It is native to the dry fynbos vegetation of the inland Western Cape. Thrives in Mediterranean climates.
NEW ! - Rooted plant, h=8-10 cm. Leaves have a distinct keel and are densely dotted with small white tubercles. This Gasteria is a hardy plant for Mediterranean climates and can stand short freezes.
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