Aloe "Yemeni Gold" - cutting echeveria Originally bred at the Huntington

Originally bred at the Huntington Botanical Gardens by Karen Zimmerman - known for her pioneering work in hybrid aloe breeding - this rare selection brings fine texture and vivid color to small garden spaces and container displays

It forms dense clumps reaching 4 to 5 feet tall and wide

' or Agave 'Blue Glow

Aloe reynoldsii faces threats from habitat invasion and illegal collection but benefits from its inaccessible cliff-face habitat

Aloe "Yemeni Gold" - cutting echeveria Originally bred at the HuntingtonThis cutting is a healthy offset of the plant that is ready to be rooted. The Aloe "Yemeni Gold", also known as Yemen Bush Aloe, is a medium sized succulent originating from Yemen, Asia. It forms clumps of open rosettes with long, narrow, medium green leaves adorned with large green teeth along the margins. In mid spring, well branched stems rise above the foliage, bearing large golden flowers in branching panicles. This plant, selected from seeds