Aeonium arborescens - Tree Aeonium Flowering
By Delonix1
- 2 Apr, 2013
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The flowering tree Aeonium was around 8ft (2.5m) tall. Photo taken at the San Diego Zoo on Apr. 1, 2013.
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Yes, they're very pretty. This plant needs some branches, though! lol! :>)
3 Apr, 2013
I have to admit I don't like them like this, I prefer them with some branches on also, we don let ours grow like trees, ours are more like shrubs.......
3 Apr, 2013
Dottydaisy2:
They grow shrub-like here, also. This one is very tall and upright. It'll most likely branch out.
3 Apr, 2013
i have some that like to branch and others take a bit of encouragement....what is the tall stalk with green growth on in in the front of the picture?
3 Apr, 2013
Sandra:
Those are very tall, I mean extremely tall and old Alluaudia procera (Madagascar Ocotillo) which were donated to the San Diego Zoo from a private garden (I found this information out on the horticultural tour I took a few years back). They're an extremely tender succulent which is native to Madagascar; however, thrive at the zoo! They grow all around San Diego, but are usually not as tall as the ones at the zoo.
Here's a photo:
http://www.growsonyou.com/photo/slideshow/248307-alluaudia-procera-madagascan-ocotillo/all
4 Apr, 2013
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i just love it when they flower...thank you for the pic...:-)
3 Apr, 2013