Aloe peglerae - 4in large-clumping-aloe with shades of orange and

with shades of orange and red being the most common

Endemic to Uganda

Aloe longistyla is a small South African dwarf aloe that forms clusters of 6 to 8-inch-wide rosettes with upright blue-green leaves

Aloe elgonica thrives in full sun to light shade and well-drained soil

Aloe scobinifolia originates from near Erigavo in the Sanaag region of Somaliland

Aloe peglerae - 4in large-clumping-aloe with shades of orange andAloe peglerae, an unusual and striking stemless South African aloe, is distinguished by its stunning turquoise color and lack of spines on the inside surfaces of its leaves. Growing as solitary rosettes or occasionally forming small groups, this aloe features spreading leaves arranged in a neat, rounded head. The rosettes reach a diameter of 30 40 centimeters, with the entire plant standing at a height of similar dimensions. The leaves, with their