ALOE STRIATA IS A STEMLESS ROSETTE WITH BLUE, GREEN AND PINK COLORATIONS, DEPENDING ON SUNLIGHT AND GROWING CONDITIONS. PRODUCES MULTIPLE BRANCHES OF CORAL-RED TO BRILLIANT ORANGE FLOWERS, AS HERE IN THE GARDEN. THIS SUCCULENT IS NATIVE TO NAMIBIA AND SOUTH AFRICA (EASTERN CAPE PROVINCE).
Oxalis palmifrons hails from the deserts of South Africa. This oxalis looks like a giant green snowflake. Zone 7 - 10 Each symmetrical rosette has three dimensional, miniature palm-like leaves.In late fall it is topped with stalks of light pink flowers held just above the foliage. Oxalis palmifrons makes a great windowsill plant.
Cape Aloe or Bitter Aloe (Aloe ferox)
Cape Aloe or Bitter Aloe (Aloe ferox). Bloom in spring. Aloes are succulents, and this extra stored water in their tissues helps them deal with periods of drought. However, during unusually severe droughts, Cape Aloes and even some of our native plants will definitely need extra water in order for them to survive.