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This page was up dated 07-08-08

I am not a professional botanist nor an expert in Aloeaceae taxonomy.

Any help with ID and spelling is always welcome.

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Aloe

AL146= albiflora (ruff leaves with lots of texture, white flowers) $12.50
AL050= albida cross saundersii (very small grassy aloe, dark green) $6.00

AL157= 'Amaku Mano' (small rosettes, great coloring with red edges with uneven teeth) N/A

AL053= ‘Angle Wings’ (small rosette, dark green with lots of silvery white markings) $6.00

AL1596= arkobernsis (thin dark leaves on thin stem, Tanzania-Ethiopia-Shewa Region) $6.00

AL103= ansana (bright green with white marking & white edges, tiny teeth, Western South Africa-Namibia) N/A

AL076= arborescens variegated (open rosettes, light yellow variegation, stems may get 2'-3') $15.00

AL162= arborescens (light green open rosettes, stems may get 2' - 3', many branched shrub, makes a nice pot plant, eastern coast South Afica)$6.00

AL019= aristata (nice rosette of dark green with soft teeth, from the central & eastern Karoo eastwards to the Eastern Cape Province, the Free-State, Lesotho & KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa) $6.00

AL068= aristata cross lingularis (bright green rosette, nice textured leaves) $6.00

AL111= bakeri (small rosette, dark green with light flecks, teeth on edge of leaves) $6.00

AL1592= bakeri hyb. (very nice small aloe, came to me with this name, if you can ID it let me know) $6.00

AL043= bellatula (small grass like aloe, makes nice clumps) $6.00

AL155= bellatuta cross jacksonii (this has the good looks of both parents) $6.00

AL152= 'Black Beauty' (thick stiff ruff leaves, can become very black) $6.00

AL018= ‘Blue Elf' (small very blue leaves of some what upright stems) N/A

   AL208= 'Blue Hawaii' (small rosette, very blue with uneven tooth pattern, N. Wong) $8.00
   AL057= bowiea (very small upright blue grassy leaves, from Eastern Cape Province around Port Elizabeth & Kariega, South Africa) $6.00
   AL107= ‘Brass Hat’ (small, brassy color in good light) $6.00

   AL149= brevifolia (these is a nice small form, very blue, Western Cape Province, South Africa) N/A
   AL066= brevifolia ‘Pearl’ (small, wide powder blue leaves, some lighter variegation) N/A
   AL033= brevifolia var. postgenita (small, narrow bluish leaves) $6.00

AL061= breviscapa (bluish/green rosette, not sure how big this one gets) N/A

AL1603= buhrii (will become large nice for outdoor landscape in warmer climates, Cape Province - Namaqualand) two only $6.00

AL185= calcairiphila (small aloe, dark green stacked leaves will clump) $6.00

AL130= 'California Dreamin' (golden/olive green rosette on short stems, some leave texture) $6.00

AL193= 'Cha Cha' (very small blue star) N/A

AL048= ciliaris (thin green leaves, very small teeth on outer edge, upright to trailing semi-woody stems, eastern Cape Province, South Africa)$6.00
AL063= claviflora (rosettes of powder blue green leaves, brown spines) N/A

   AL1611= claviflora (only one older double headed plant with nice character, interior of South Africa) $50.00
   AL017= concinna (small clumping, olive green very ruff, toothy leaves) $6.00
   AL082= congolensis (bright green short leaves, very toothy edges) $6.00
   AL036= cremnophila (pinkish-lavender leaves, upright stems) $6.00

AL049= decaryi (bluish thin stem & leaves, grown this one over 30 yrs. came with this name, I have been told twice now from to different gentleman from RSA that this is the real decaryi) $6.00

      AL072= decaryi? (from Madagascar, open rosettes on short stems) $8.00
   AL0012= deltoideodonta (small rosettes wide green leaves) $6.00
   AL024= deltoideodonta contigua fa. latifolia (small bluish/green, wide fat leaves) $6.00

AL1594= dichotoma (bluish-gray leaves, smooth tan stem, this one is a slow grower will be come a tree Aloe in time, makes a nice potted plant, South Africa-Namaqualand-Bushman-Namibia) $8.00
AL108= descoingsii (nice blue, clustering miniature aloe, Madagascar) $6.00

AL029= descoingsii cross calcariophila (bluish small rosettes with toothy edges) $6.00

AL112= distans (small rosettes with gold teeth on trailing stems, west coast of South Africa, from Danger Point northwards to St. Helena Bay)$6.00

AL044= 'Doran Black' (a rauhii cross, thick fat leaves with lots of texture) $6.00

AL074= dorotheae (long leaves, very toothy edges, good red coloring in good light) $8.00

AL060= elegans (very blue rosettes, these plants are seedlings, not sure how big they get, North Eastern Africa) one in stock $12.50

AL203= fombrialis (long fussy leaves) N/A

AL1609= fosteri (chalky blue rosette with red teeth, from Buffelvlei in the south to near Pieterburgin th north, South Africa) N/A

AL109= fragilia (from Madagascar, small open rosettes on short stems) $6.00 - 5 for $15.00

AL215= 'Freckle Face' (bluish short thick leaves with lot of white freckles) $6.00

AL013= ‘Fire Bird’ (small thin leaves, clumping) $6.00

AL101= 'Grande' ISI 95-18 (bluish/lavender leaves with good texture) $6.00

AL005= haworthioides (dark green with fussy teeth, very nice miniature, orange flowers, Madagascar) $6.00

AL011= hemmingii (main rosette gets to be a foot across, has great color & big teeth, slow to offset) N/A

   AL158= 'Hey Babe' (short blue leaves with lots of texture, it's a beauty) $6.00
   AL065= ‘Hummel’s Cup of Gold’ (ruff olive green leaves with lots of variegation) N/A
   AL004= humilis var. echinata (smaller of the two, very blue, from Mossel through the Little Karoo to Grahamstown in the east & northwards to Somerset East & Graaff-Reinet, South Africa) $6.00
   AL022= humilis var. humilis (small blue clumping aloe, South Africa) $6.00
   AL020= ibitiensis (small light bluish green leaves, smooth edges) $6.00

AL156= inexpectata (very small dark green plants with short stem, Madagascar)$6.00

AL009= jacksonii (bluish-green, open rosette, light freckles, tiny teeth) $6.00
AL058= jucunda (very beautifully colored miniature) $6.00

AL1095= juvenna (short ruff leaves on short stocks) $6.00

AL171= khamiesensis (very blue upright leaves on upright stems) N/A

AL062= kedongensis (small open rosette on 12" stems) $6.00
AL110= 'Lavender Beauty' (small lavender rosettes) $6.00

AL1602= 'Libirty Belle' (small aloe, makes a short 5" to 6" stem with offsets) very limited $6.00
AL014= lineata var. muirii (fans of light blue-green leaves on up right stems up, right grower, South Africa) $6.00
AL027= 'Lizard Lips' (another rauhii cross, more toothy on the edges) $6.00

AL125= mcloughlinii (small thick olive-green leaves with lots of light markings, toothy, very slow about make offsets) N/A

AL172= melanacantha (this are very young plants, large white teeth that will turn black with age, from Nieuwoudtville & Bitterfontein northwards to southern Namibia, South Africa) $6.50
AL026= microstigma (med. rosette with short stem, reddish blue with white spots, from the Western & Eastern Cape Provinces, South Africa) nice size for $8.00

AL177= 'Midnight' (small rosette, very blackish coloring) $6.00

AL209= 'Midnight' X ' Doran Blank' (very blackish-blue small rosette) $6.00
AL040= millotii (small lax clump, thin blue leaves, good in hanging baskets) $6.00

AL1605= 'Minibelle' HBG 89471 (small aloe, with lots of teeth on short stem, makes offsets) $6.00

AL1600= mutabilis (will become a 12"+ blue green rosette on a short stem, from Johannesburg in the south, northwards to Chuniespoort near Pietersburg & westwards along the Magaliesburg to Rustenburg, South Africe) $6.00

AL170= myriacantha (grass like aloe very upright grower, from the eastern parts of South Africa) N/A
AL023= nobilisi (bright green rosette, light yellow teeth) $6.00

AL051= parvibracteata (dark green lots of light markings, toothy, bright pinkish-red fl, from Mozambique, Swazilland & KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa) N/A

AL181= parallelifolia (flat bronze colored leaves on thin stems, Madagascar-Firanaranisoa)$6.00

   AL169= peglarae (powder blue rosettes, will be a small aloe, found on the Magailisburg & Witwatersberg, from Pretoria westwards to Rustenburg & southwards to Krugersdrop, South Africa) N/A
    AL069= ‘Pepe’ (sometimes listed as sp. aff. hawortioides, very small, dark green, lots of fussy teeth, clustering, Madagascar)$6.00
   AL067= plicatilis (chalky blue fans, small tree aloe from the western mountains of South Africa) N/A

AL087= 'Prime Time' (open rosettes on short stems)$6.00
AL046= 'Quick Silver' (rauhii cross, nice silvery color) N/A

AL071= ramosissima (powder blue leaves, tan trunk & branches, shrubby tree aloe, from Richtersveld & southern Namibia) N/A

AL041= rauhii (bluish leaves with light markings)$6.00
AL104= rauhii X somalensis (small chalky blue green leaves, large light freckles, tooth edges) N/A

AL085= richardsiae (bulb type grass aloe)$8.00

AL114= rivierei (bright green up right stems 2' to 3' very toothy, clumper)$6.00

AL168= saponaria variegated (will make 20" rosettes with a lot of variegation) N/A

AL1614= saponaria variegated (only one older larger plant with light variegation) $12.50

AL153= saundersii (blue thin grass like leaves, very small plants, from central KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa)$6.00

AL161= sinkatana (blue with pinkish edging & teeth, Sudan)$6.00

Al1482= sladeniana (thick three side leaves, Namibia, South Africa)$6.00

AL010= ‘Snowflake’ (rauhii cross, has more white spots than any of the other rauhii crosses)$6.00

AL081= somalensis (small aloe great coloring with glossy leaves) $6.00

AL1607= somaliensis var. marmorta (mother plant 10" lime green rosette, offsets will look like somaliensis) $8.00

AL145= somalensis cross rauhii (looks like a very miniature somalensis) $6.00
AL055= ‘Sparkling Burgundy’ (small aloe, dark burgundy leaves when grown in good light) $6.00

AL047= sp. 'bakerii' (reddish olive green thin leaves, edged with small teeth, will make main stems no more then a foot tall, been growing this one for over 30 yrs. it came with this name, needs ID, it's one of my favorites) $6.00

AL032= sp. 'CB' #2 (main rosette is about 12" across, thin leaves with large teeth, it's one of my favorites, needs ID) $6.00

AL143= sp. #11 (small toothy rosettes, make nice clump, needs ID) $6.00 - 5 for $15.00

AL144= sp. #12 (stems are a little over a foot tall, nice coloring, golden-orange teeth & edging, needs ID) $6.00

AL1100= sp. #13 (rosette under 20", tiny teeth on the edges, back side of the leaves has a short row of teeth at the very tip of the leave, needs ID) N/A

AL150= sp. variegated (this one isn't very big, nice variegation, came with no name, needs ID) $8.00
AL086= suffulta hyb. dwarf (wide reddish bronze leaves when grown in good light, small teeth) $8.00

AL038= ‘Sun Gold’ (green streaked with lots of light yellow, tiny teeth) N/A
AL045= suprafoliata (dark reddish-blue leaves, stacked, moustache aloe, from the rocky slopes in Mpumalanga, northern KwaZulu-Natal & Swaziland, South Africa) $6.50

AL099= 'Tanya' (olive green leave with some texture & dark edges with small teeth) $6.00

AL039= tenuior (thin branching stems, thin to somewhat fleshy leaves, woody disk like tuber, from Cookhouse & Somerset East in the EasternCape province northwards to Tsolo in southern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa) $6.00

AL127= vaombe cross (blue open rosette, 2' to 3' stem) $8.00
AL084= variegata ‘Partridge Breast’ (dark green leaves with white spots arranged in bands, from the Free-State, the Karoo, Namaqualand & the Southern parts of Namibia, South Africa) $6.00