Out of the thousands of daff varieties it's hard to ID one unless you have something to go on, like maybe a couple names that it might be and then pick one of those. You could try bringing it to a daff show and see if someone there recognizes it. It does look similar to lemon spice, and its not easy to find one so close in all those pictures, so that's a pretty impressive find. But.... lemon spice was registered in 2003 and bred in New Zealand. I'm not sure if it would have found it's way to you so quickly unless it was grown alot prior to it being registered. Still a nice flower though

Thanks to everyone for being so helpful! Jeff, thanks for the Aloe name. IÂm thinking it might be A. lutescens and not cryptopoda now, but need to find out a bit more about both. I like colour on my Aloes too. Brad, thatÂs a beautiful photo of your garden and Aloe nobilis in flower. I suspected my plant was an Aeonium, so thanks for the confirmation. I canÂt find any photos of ÂSunbeam online but will look out for it. I really like my plant a lot, and the photo of it really isn't as flattering as it could be. It's a stunning looking plant. Josiah, IÂm sorry about getting your name wrong! And thanks for taking the time to post the aloes (and the UBC link)  very interesting. Certainly, my plant doesnÂt seem to be juvenna. Thanks for the compliment on the A. nobilis, I think. :-) Are you saying that I torture my plants? ;-) Actually, itÂs too late, all this aloe discussion inspired me to re-pot both aloes yesterday! IÂm hoping my plant will still stay red with strong sun. I really want to see it flower and I donÂt think that will happen without some extra root space. IÂve mixed up brevifolia and nobilis before too. The bluish cast on brevifolia is the keyÂThis one has never flowered for me: One last photo (close-up) of the Aloe discussed above: And dare I ask, which species is this? This aloe doesnÂt look so great because it didnÂt like the full sun much, although itÂs possible it was just too stressed in the small pot it was in earlier in the summer. ItÂs now in a larger pot, exposed to a bit less sun, and is starting to look better.

Karen, you might try posting on the "Discussions" side of the Conifer Forum, you will likely get a quicker response!

Hi Fighting and Welcome! Try Lakewood Jasmine in your search. Susie