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Aloe jucunda X somaliense
£4.00Hardly stops flowering! Peachy flowers
9cm pots
Makes an excellent house plant. South, East or West window
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Aloe lineata
£4.00A moderately large Aloe with a compact crown of finely striped, bright green leaves with reddish margins armed with short teeth. The tall, unbranched inflorescences hold pink flowers. Native to scrub and grasslands in South Africas Cape Province between sea level and 1400 m. In cultivation it is suited to warm temperate climates and hardy to drought and moderate freezes.
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