Of all the South African ramblers, this species probably tolerates the deserts of Arizona best. It's not particularly fast, doesn't flow...Read Moreer reliably and isn't a candidate for full sun, but if you feel your collection is incomplete with out a rambler from SA, then try this one out under a tree. It's a novelty at best, but isn't as fickle as A. distans, A. mitriformis or A. arenicola.
For years this plant doesn't flower. This year after one of the worst freezes recorded in years for San Diego, it delivers a most spect...Read Moreacular 'fire-engine red' set of blossoms.
Nice looking very turquoise plant, but crawls all over the place leaving a long, sort of messy looking stem in it's wake. This is one of...Read More the larger creeping aloe species from S Africa. This plant needs to be pruned carefully to keep it attractive. Flowers are highly ornamental- red colored orbs of spikes that remind one of an anemonae or urchin.
As a small plant it is very slow to mature. I have had a seedling now for 4 years and it may have double its size. At this rate, it will be an adult plant in another 6-8 years...
Of all the South African ramblers, this species probably tolerates the deserts of Arizona best. It's not particularly fast, doesn't flow...Read More
For years this plant doesn't flower. This year after one of the worst freezes recorded in years for San Diego, it delivers a most spect...Read More
Nice looking very turquoise plant, but crawls all over the place leaving a long, sort of messy looking stem in it's wake. This is one of...Read More