Coral Aloe

We’ve been impressed by several neighbors who’ve replaced their green grass lawns with succulents.

[Beryl Lloyd]

A gorgeous specimen ! but I do not think I would like to replace my lawn with succulents ! ( but then we are in a different climate !!)

[Dawn]

Lovely plant and image

[Babs]

Such unusual flowers.

[*lynn]

Oh wow, what a great plant!

[Islandgirl]

Wow what an unusual plant.............and a red aloe plant!

[Carrie Shepeard]

Gorgeous photo Lois!

[Milanie]

What a nice touch of color

[Diana]

Stunning capture of this beauty.

[Wylie]

sure saves on mowing, a lovely specimen.

[Hazel]

Lovely colour. Sounds akin to us replacing our lawn with small conifers!

[KV]

Beautiful plant.

[Elizabeth]

These are lovely!

[tony gig]

Beautiful plant and colour...fav

[carol white]

A lovely plant.Fav😊

[Pat Knowles]

Stunning colour...a beautiful plant!

[Jacqueline]

Wow!

[moni kozi]

@jacqbb Jacqueline, don't these blooms look similar to those in Diana's @ludwigsdiana photo? I wonder if the plants are "relatives". https://365project.org/ludwigsdiana/fun-shots/2021-02-24

[Lois]

@monikozi These do look like the agapanthus in Diana's beautiful sunbird photo! I don't think they're related because the coral aloe is a succulent and is in full bloom in this photo. Here's a link to agapanthus flowers when they're open:

https://365project.org/loweygrace/365/2020-06-23

[moni kozi]

Oh, i see. Thank you for clarifying. To me those flowers, as captured, they looked similar and i was surprised.
These are beautiful shots!

[Diana]

@monikozi @loweygrace That was great thinking Moni and Lois is right about the succulent -)

[Jacqueline]

@monikozi Lois is quite right, these plants are not related!

[moni kozi]

Thank you, @ludwigsdiana and @jacqbb