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This aloe can take zone 5 conditions. I just found out. Some sites could say zone 6 or 5 but its very cold hardy. Has anyone grown this hardy plant?
Posted : 30/05/2006 7:16 pm
They are cool plants! I have had some in the past but a different kind. They are not true aloes but look like them 🙂
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-Aaron-
Posted : 31/05/2006 2:27 pm
I wouldn't mind trying some myself. I have found one site that says Zone 3 but I think that it is wishful thinking.
How about Parry's agava-- agava parryi. It should be good in Zone 5
Allen
You don't have to be crazy to grow palms in Alberta..... But it helps
Posted : 31/05/2006 6:13 pm
