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| We have seeds from aloe species and hybrids which bloom at different times, enabling you to grow aloes from seeds that will be in flower throughout the year. Click Here for aloe species which are easy to cultivate from seeds. Aloo seeds. Aloes are succulent plants which need very little attention in the garden and give a nice show whether in bloom or not. |
| It is important to remember that aloes are protected CITES plants. It is against the law to remove them from the wild in South Africa. |
| These plants may not be transported without a receipt from a nursery or a landowner who is in possession of a permit from Nature Conservation to give/sell those aloe plants |
| terms used, explained very roughly. rosette = the plant leaves; inflorescens = whole flower stem; raceme = top stem of the inflorescens with flowers ; |
| Aloes are associated with health. |
| Another plant that made news lately is the Hoodia. used to loose weight. |
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