Aloe and Agave
Aloe
Aloes form part of the large Lily family and can be found mainly in Africa, Madagascar and Arabia. Aloes are renowned for their beautiful flowers and can range from quite small to great sizes. The leaves are thickened and grow in a rosette, they also contain an extremely bitter juice that can be used medicinally such as the juice of Aloe ferox.
Agave
This large genus of rosette-forming succulents can be seen as the American version of the African Aloe. Most agaves are monocarpic, with each stem flowering only once and then dying.
 Aloe brevifolia, variegated |  Aloe peglerae |
 Aloe pratensis |  Aloe longistyla |
 Aloe glauca |  Agave potatorum |
 Agave parryii |  Agave Queen Victoria |
 Agave titanota |  Agave pillifera |
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