Thanks!

Yes , every Aloe we produce has a documented pedigree. Some Hybrids over 27 parents already!!

These plants are bred and developed in South Africa, and unfortunately not available in California etc

Q

Nice pics , but do you know who are the parents ?

Are you in Ca.? Would be interested in some plants...look wonderful! Thank you for the pictures!

Love the aloe hybrids!

Wowie Kazowie! Your stuff in the photo album is the best!! What an incredible array of landscape flowers! I'll take 10 of each! (To decorate the bridge approaches, of course)

It sounds like I am argueing with you and I am not. This is not that great a plant to even be worthy of an arguement. It appears to me to be an undifferentiated garden hybrid of parents unknown. arborescens x ferox is the old Salmdykiana cross and to
my knowledge even occurs naturally. It can vary incredibly and does depending on what forms are used in the cross. The plant pictured is young and does not show any floral branching yet.... perhaps it is an f2 or greater but again......does it matter?