Blooming aloe vera and zebra plant.
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roseindigo 11:11 am on May 12, 2010 | #
Another beauty. You’ve certainly caught the characteristic spikiness of these plants.
Andrew 5:03 am on May 13, 2010 | #
Nice…. scary real in a surrealistc kinda way
trebor61 10:19 am on May 13, 2010 | #
This is quite beautiful, Susan. I didn’t realise how these Aloes propagated until now. We have one in our house but its leaves just get too big and they fall off to make way for younger growth.