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forming rounded clusters up to 60 cm in diameter
container plant
or architectural plantings
Mature plants shown for reference
Initially described by John Baker in 1888 from a specimen at the Royal Horticultural Gardens at Kew
Gasteria glomerata - 6in creeping-aloe forming rounded clusters up toCurrently in propagation and estimated to be available in late 2026. A few larger specimens will be released earlier. Gasteria glomerata, commonly known as ox tongue or Kouga gasteria, is a small, slow growing succulent endemic to a narrow region of the Eastern Cape of South Africa, where it grows on shaded cliffs and rocky slopes. It forms low, stemless rosettes typically 2 to 4 inches tall that gradually spread into dense clusters 8 to 12 inches
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