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Aloe

Kniphofia uvaria

Habitat:

UC Berkeley Botanical Gardens.

7 Comments

Hema  Shah
Hema Shah 11 years ago

No worries, Debbie! Thanks for your feed back. It is essentially brainstorming and ultimately does lead to an ID.

Debbie Stewart
Debbie Stewart 11 years ago

Apologies Hemma

Hema  Shah
Hema Shah 11 years ago

Debbie,the other spotting is a different variety and species of Aloe. The flowers and leaves are totally different.

Debbie Stewart
Debbie Stewart 11 years ago

I think Seema is correct Hemma, I apologise, I was just assuming that as you had already posted flowering Aloe as a separate spotting you had ruled these out as being the same.

Hema  Shah
Hema Shah 11 years ago

BrodieMaxa,I will research further.

brodiemaxa
brodiemaxa 11 years ago

These are a species of Aloe, most certainly not Kniphofia uvaria, look at the huge difference in leaf morphology.

Seema
Seema 11 years ago

are nt they aloe flowers? blooming all over this time of the year..

HemaShah
Spotted by
HemaShah

Alameda, California, USA

Spotted on Mar 5, 2013
Submitted on Mar 5, 2013

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