Leaves are too long, plant is too big.Leaves dont sag as much

this is gloriosa

You could be right, the leaves are wider and sag some. I'll check it out.

Its interesting to me , however, is how aloifolia is often misidentified as gloriosa not the other way arround. On a side note, there is also a elephantipens photo under gloriosa.

Ive met both of them. What can tell you something is aloifolia for certain is its fruit: its ...purple. I had the unfortunate experience of touching some...its not pleasant to touch...purple..
Also, aloifololia has serrated edges. If you piece those 2 together....
Ive not seen something this high up, despite the abundance of gloriosa, flaccida and fillamentosa. Only near the mediterraneaen cost, in warmer dry areas(7b and above).

The plants I saw in Trappe, PA are Yucca gloriosa. I will have the Admin change it.

I've moved the image to the Y. gloriosa entry.