Aloe suffulta
Aloe suffulata is a superb and very rarely seen Aloe species from Southern Africa. Young plants offered that are rooted into 9cm pots.
Low growing, it has very long recurved leaves with spots and striations in an attractive pattern. These leaves are bright green when well watered and kept in slightly shaded conditions, but take on an incredible red colour in full sun or drought.
Aloe suffulata makes a most interesting house plant, or alternatively, it can be grown outside for the summer months where it makes an excellent and unusual addition to a dry border.
Very rarely seen in cultivation, and hardly ever offered for sale, either here, or anywhere else.
Brunsvigia josephinae TCM0612604
Fritillaria acmopetala
1x Fritillaria acmopetala flowering sized bulb.
An excellent and unusual Fritillary, best planted out in the garden and left to its own devices. This is easily grown and the only cultivation instructions needed are for planting in full sun with reasonable drainage.
Fritillaria acmopetala emerges in the spring and makes stems typically up to 40cm tall. The fantastic bell-shaped flowers are composed of alternating maroon and yellowy green petals. This is an unusual and beautiful plant.
Plant the bulbs around 10cm deep and leave them to establish.
Photo provided with thanks and under licence via Wiki Commons.
Libertia peregrinans
