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Could it be an Aloe Vera,Milky ? Very nice anyway..:o0

Bloomer's clever. I hadn't a clue but googled A. Vera and looks like that's what you have.

Only thought it was,Dawn..but my neighbour had one for years,and looks just like it .the grey matter is still working.!...maybe :o)

you have some great plants, Milky.

It looks like a species of Hawarthia.

It's Haworthia arachnoidea :o)

Its lovely what ever it is.

Hywel:

I think your correct. Haworthia species are very commonly grown in the landscape here in San Diego. It's a very drought tolerant plant.

I've got several different Haworthias in my collection.

They're very easy to grow...just put them into the ground and forget about them. :>)

Thankyou all......Now I know...:>).........

Yes, now you know. :>)

You can't put them in the ground and forget about them here. They would die in the winter.

Your right Hywel, we aren't that lucky are we....lol

No not in this country :o)

I meant to say: here in California. lol! :>)

:>)....We are teasing Delonix......