The quiver tree is in fact the genus, Aloe, called Aloe dictoma in Latin
The once wide distribution of the A. dinteri has diminished recently.
One of the plant kingdom's most amazing specimens, the A. erinacea.
Plants of A. esculenta are often used to form rows of natural fences.
Aloe gariepensis, one of southern Namibia's most attractive plants.
One of the widely spread of Namibian aloes is the A. hereroensis,.
Littoralis is an accurate translation meaning to 'inhabit the coastal plain'.
A. microstigma are an attractive, small, spotted species.
A. namibensis plants are very rare and endemic to Namibia.
This species is believed to have been a natural mix of A. esculenta and A. corallina.
One of the most hardy species of aloe found in Namibia.
This species can be found 18km from the mouth of the Orange River.
The largest species of aloe found in Namibia, growing up to 13m high.
Ramosissima is a regional name for 'to have many branches'.
A. sladeniana are one of the smallest species of aloe in the world.
There are various locations plant lovers can view this species.
There main habitat is under the bushes or between rocky crevices.
The name 'viridiflora' means to 'have green flowers'.
A. zebrina grow under bushes, where they form small colonies.
The Afrikaans name for this species is 'kraal aalwyn'.
This is one of Namibia's rarest species of aloe.
These grow in the eastern regions of the Zambezi Region .
A. claviflora can be found close to Fish River Canyon.
A. corallina was previously known as A. mendesii.
A. dewinteri grow in rocks in cracks on steep cliffs in habitats typical of high rainfall.
A distinctive feature of this species is their upward curving leaves.
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