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Aloe rupestris
2 Aug, 2013
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Winter is flowering time for many Aloe.
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Each has its own beauty, Meanie! I will be just as pleased with a striatula flower, unique.
3 Aug, 2013
I need more yellow flowering succulents. Seen a couple of Echeveria that look good.
3 Aug, 2013
Yeah, always, sometimes just a little understated.
4 Aug, 2013
Agree with that! One of the delights of the flowers on the smaller succulents I think.
5 Aug, 2013
Taking macro's of small flowers or less showy flowers (to us), many times reveal a wondrous combination of colours as can some uninteresting flowers give strong scents and some HUGE ones, no scent. Cannot help to love it.
6 Aug, 2013
You're so right! Ledebouria socialis is a great example.
7 Aug, 2013
Yes. Also many of the Crassulaceae family.
8 Aug, 2013
That's true - I'm starting off a wee Echeveria collection. E.pulvinata should be the next to bloom.
8 Aug, 2013
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5 Aug, 2013
WOW!
I was rather pleased with my A.striatula flower until I saw this!
3 Aug, 2013