Aloe bakeri Asphodelaceae Its trailing growth and ability

Its trailing growth and ability to spread across surfaces reflect its adaptation to shaded

it forms neat clumps of shuttlecock-like fronds that bring refined texture to shaded gardens or containers

bushy form

Anthurium digitatum

The genus name Siderasis comes from Greek

Aloe bakeri Asphodelaceae Its trailing growth and abilityAloe bakeri Aloe bakeri is a small Madagascan aloe with slender green leaves heavily marked by white spots and short pale teeth. The narrow blades curve out from tight rosettes and may flush bronze or reddish, especially on the exposed outer foliage. Individual rosettes remain modest, but freely branching short stems steadily build a broad colony of many heads. Young leaves are brighter and more upright; older blades lengthen, arch and show the