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Aloe arborescens

George Sparkman

By George Sparkman
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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On 12/25/2018, 7:37:15, George Sparkman said:

Unusual Aloe arborescens or Christmas Aloe

A great pattern for Christmas wrapping paper and the inflorescence adds a shade of red albeit in the pink range.  What isn't too love about those striations?  I imagine the bees and hummingbirds are having quite a good time at your place with all the Aloes in blossom this time of year.

33.0782 North -117.305 West  at 72 feet elevation

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On 12/26/2018, 4:56:59, Tracy said:

A great pattern for Christmas wrapping paper and the inflorescence adds a shade of red albeit in the pink range.  What isn't too love about those striations?  I imagine the bees and hummingbirds are having quite a good time at your place with all the Aloes in blossom this time of year.

That is true. There is quite the buzz around the growing grounds and the hummingbirds that stuck around are having a feast out there.

Happy growing,

George Sparkman

Cycads-n-Palms.com

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