Aloe secundiflora - 5ga grass-aloe it forms live fences and

it forms live fences and serves as a garden ornamental in warmer climates

Native to Namibia

While older specimens may show stems

Aloe dichotoma

sometimes even touching the skirt of old

Aloe secundiflora - 5ga grass-aloe it forms live fences andOur remaining specimens are being saved for propagation. Aloe secundiflora, widespread in Ethiopia, Sudan, Kenya, and Tanzania, features a stemless, large rosette of glossy, spear shaped leaves with brown teeth along the margins, appearing bronze in full sun. Its plastic like leaves rarely offset, exhibiting acaulescent rosettes with slightly recurved tips and spots on young plants. Flowering in mid winter to early spring, its branched inflorescence