Ever changing scenes in the garden.
After I took the photo I realized how much the scene changed.
Seeing it every day it seems to be the same.
The aloes are Aloe gerstneri in front and you need to look close to
see Aloe speciosa behind.
Photo above was taken January 2007
Photo below was taken January 2010
Aloe gerstneri blooms in summer
and Aloe speciosa in winter.
The photo bellow is to show Aloe speciosa in bloom, winter July
2009.
The angle of this photo is slightly different. There are
still two Aloe gerstneri plants the second one is behind the
first one. The toppled plum tree can be seen in the background
with only a few yellow leaves on it.
The winter growing mesemb on the left is now bright
green.
This photo below of Aloe speciosa was taken 1
Aug. 2010. In fact I went and took this photo a few minutes ago.
Those flower racemes are at least 50 cm high and there
are three!
Below, this aloe from the side showing clearly the
rosette facing north which is the rule for this aloe species.
farmcat added to gene pool
9 years ago
5 comments:
H-E-L-L=O!!!!! Have missed you! Your aloes are so gorgeous, and large!!! Lovely! Makes our plants here look sickly!!! LOL. :)
Wonderful aloe pictures!!
Thank you for sharing your pictures!!
Erica,
can you please take a picture of the orange mold??
Love to see it and thank you for your visit.
Gisela
I had to search for the photos. It is not the quality o your photos and what is more I picked it up. Together with a small snail. Would not know if the snail was eating or not.
I will enter the photos in the next blog.
Wow. Fabulous journey through time!
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