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Jan 23, 2018 6:23 PM CST
Name: Baja
Baja California (Zone 11b)
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That is a great set of aloe pictures, Thijs. Thumbs up Some nice full-size plants. The Aloe wickensii looks unusual... the leaves are normally incurved, not spreading, and the flowers don't have any yellow in them. Maybe a hybrid? Or maybe just growing in a shady place where the rosette can relax completely.

Be strong and keep warm, you people in colder climates. We have gotten down to 48°F. It should not get much colder than that.

Aloe flowers from the park

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The other succulents in the picture include 4 native agaves (front), 3 Euphorbia polygona hybrids (in between the agaves), 2 more tree aloes and 2 stemless aloes in between the trees.

Another aloe in bloom in the public garden... some nice fiery tones.

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