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Unique pinkish-orange coloured flowers are carried on upright racemes and branched inflorescences, sometimes as many as 7 during the course of the flower season

In the Sunbird Aloes rockery this plant stands out with its unique deep red flower colour.

This is a medium-sized aloe that resembles arborescens in form and habit, the latter being one of the constituents of the hybrid. The plant itself does not grow as tall as arborescens.

Numerous beautiful spires of pink buds open pale-pink turning to white in winter- terrific flower production.

In late summer, when everything is still lush and green, the first golden flowers of this amazing cultivar stand out like beacons wherever they are planted.

One of the true 'repeaters', this cultivar will produce an inflorescence with its characteristic reddish pink-to-ivory racemes whenever the plant is ready.

The flower racemes of this medium sized cultivar are reminiscent of the colours of a ripe mango - reddish/orange to orangy/yellow.

Wonderfully compact pale yellow flowers appear on this medium sized, slow stemming aloe from an early age in mid winter.

Up to 6 strongly branched inflorescences (standing up to 120cm high) per rosette develop simultaneously, creating a cloud of glowing red over the plant.

The tropical green foliage and blood red flowers of this cultivar allows it to be planted in combination with other aloes or bedding plants.

A good flower production of upright pale orange flower spikes in late winter from this medium sized green leafed hybrid aloe

Compact yellow flower racemes open simultaneously in mid winter giving an incredible display of pale yellow clusters.