Aloe branddraaiensis
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Aloe branddraaiensis
Most maculate aloes seem to have impressive cold hardiness, though this one is reported to be a relative wimp in that category. However, temps down into the mid 20s F did not damage mine at all, not even killing the early flower spike, so I think it's more cold hardy than reported.
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Re: Aloe branddraaiensis
maybe Aloe branddraaiensis
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Re: Aloe branddraaiensis
pretty sure a label was moved or a big error made.. that is certainly NOT Aloe brandraaiensis. Recall what the flowers looked like?
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Re: Aloe branddraaiensis
nice looking plants in UC Berkely botanical Gardens, though not seen it sucker like this anywhere else, so proper identification may be in question