Family | Asphodelaceae

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GARDENING | PLANT ID

THE Asphodelaceae FAMILY

Aloe                                                      

Aloe is a great hiding place for this Anole.

Succulent plants, such as this aloe, store water in their enlarged 
fleshy leaves, stems, or roots. This allows them to survive in arid environments.

The aloe that I grow in pots thrives in the heat of the summer (zone 7b),
 but I bring it in during the winter. 
It does not tolerate temperatures below freezing.

Botanical Prints                                                                                          

Regnault, Nicolas François (1746-ca. 1810) (Author),
 L,Aloé Common., 1774, Paris.

From The New York Public Library

From The New York Public Library

Kniphofia                                            

Hemerocallis  daylilies                 

Dianella  flax lily          ___________

Asphodelaceae

Asphodeloideae     Asphodelus     Asphodeline             Eremurus     Trachyandra         Kniphofia     Bulbinella             Bulbine     Jodrellia         Haworthia     Aloe             Xanthorrhoeoideae   Xanthorrhoea     Hemerocallidoideae     Simethis     Hemerocallis         Tricoryne       Corynotheca       Caesia       Arnocrinum       Hensmania       Stawellia     Johnsonia                   Eccremis     Pasithea         Phormium         Geitonoplesium     Agrostocrinum           Stypandra     Rhuacophila         Dianella       Thelionema     Herpolirion

Deborah Lee Baldwin

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