Yes.

TY TY has more names than you can shake a stick at :)

Cecil

Are there other nurseries that have to resort to posing their products with dozens of attractive models in order to sell them? That has always amused me about Ty Ty. It also makes Aarons easy to spot as Ty Ty.

My sister recently bought a spiral aloe, Aloe polyphylla, for her then 2 year old son at the Dry Garden in Oakland, CA (he picked that species out). My nephew somehow named it "Berkeley" even though he had never been there. Now granted, spiral Aloes used to be hundreds or even thousands oF dollars. However, due to tissue culture, prices have plummeted. I wss there--I believe she paid $20, and I'm thinking it may have been greater than 1 gallon (2 gallon?)--I'm not sure. Check with the Dry Gaarden in case you want to buy the plant--I may have these numbers wrong.

I was curious, so I did a search to see what the going rate is. Ty Ty is really trying to take advantage of the ignorance of some people who haven't priced these recently. Check out Ty Ty's price (and of course they get to pick the plant--a big deal for something like this!):

http://www.tytyga.com/product/Spiral+Aloe

It is a beautiful plant, at least when from a good nursery.