Aloe plicatilis (Kumara) Fan Aloe *Big Plants*

Aloe plicatilis (Kumara) Fan Aloe *Big Plants*Aloe plicatilis One of the most unusual Aloe species. In fact it is so unusual that many now consider to belong to a new genus, Kumara. I'm using the traditional name as more people are familiar with it as an Aloe. This is a shrubby species that has unusual thin flat leaves that form in parallel rows. Easy to grow. Likes lots of light and should be watered when the soil is nearly dry. Keep drier in winter. Protect from frost. You will receive a plant

In warm climates this can become a landscape shrub or small tree

Matucana madisoniorum  Also known as Submatucana

but shrubby

likely a cross with H

the offsets form in the bases of the lower leaves

It is shown in a 10" diameter pot and is approximately 14" tall to the top of the caudex and 4" diameter at the base

Flowers orange

The stems are green and egg shaped with a few spines

Haworthia obtusa 'Dodson' A cute purple to green species with round window leaves

Also known as Notocactus uebelmanniana

Plants shown in a 6

Euphorbia meloformis An amazing variegated form of this uncommonly seen species related to E