Merry Christmas from my Garden
13 years ago
I did get a surprise from my Aloe X spinossisma and my cat is not impressed. Here some other aloe winter blooms , an aloe Grassy Lassie and a christmas nasturtium before I ate it in my christmas salad. I dragged my aloe inside so the bloom stalk is not dammaged by this freeze. I can't wait to see the flower that fat bud makes. The last photo is a Agave xylonacantha.
Merry Christmas to all of you and stay warm and take care of those pipes.
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