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blue bayou (by flora-file)

contrast (by flora-file)

echeveria lace bloom (by flora-file)

Echeveria elegans (by flora-file)

No. 3 (by flora-file)

No. 2 (by flora-file)

No. 1 (by flora-file)

plumbago (by flora-file)

juicy couture (by flora-file)

center of attention (by flora-file)

Flowers in the School Garden - July 5, 2014 (by flora-file)

another fine example (by flora-file)

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Aloe ferox
We have many plants of Aloe ferox at the Ruth Bancroft Garden, with varying flower colors and flowering times. While some of our plants have already finished flowering, this beautiful orange and cream bicolor specimen has waited until March to take its turn in the limelight. Aloe ferox has a large distribution in South Africa, mostly in summer-rainfall areas, but also in places with rainfall throughout the year.
-Brian

500 year old Friendship Oak, Long Beach, MS

once and again (by flora-file)