There are 325 species of the genus aloe distributed throughout Africa, Arabia, and Madagascar. Originally it was listed in the Lily (Liliaceae) family, but now this family has been split into smaller groups. Aloe is now placed in the asphodel family (Asphodelaceae).
Aloe Vera, means true aloe, and it was spread throughout [...]
the History of Aloe Vera
The leaves of the succulent plant Aloe Vera is known throughout the world for it’s healing properties. Eastern Mediterraneans in the 4th century BC to relieve pain and inflammation. Aloe was used in embalming by the Egyptians, and the body of Jesus is said to have been embalmed with [...]
Cardinal Flower
Lobelia cardinalis
The Cardinal flower is a striking red beauty that is named after the bright robes worn by Roman Catholic cardinals. The brilliant tubular flowers extend along an erect stalk and last for weeks. Leaves are toothed, dark green, and an attractive foil for the flowers. Perfect for moist sites, along the edges [...]
You’ve been searching my site, here’s a few answers to your questions:
What do bee balm seeds look like?
I don’t have a good picture of my own Bee Balm seeds, although I do have a photo of a bee balm seed head.
The seeds are very tiny, as shown on this Great site by the SeedCo.uk [...]
