Here you go.

http://www.smgrowers.com/info/brian_aloe.pdf

Thanks Cactusm, but I only found a list of damaging lows for various Aloes on that page, which doesn't help me. I need to know growing temperatures. At what range of temperatures will Aloes grow? 45F? 55F? 75? Got any other links?

It depends on which Aloes you are growing, but the column to the far right indicates which are winter growers. My plants are outside and grow all year long, although most of my succulents tend to slow way down when it gets over 90. We also have very rainy summers and dry winters.

This may help -

http://faq.gardenweb.com/discussions/2765911/how-do-i-care-for-my-aloe-vera-plant

Crenda, what are your average winter temperatures where you are in western Florida? I need winter temperatures. Heat isnt a problem here in western Oregon, but winters are cool. I need to know whether the winters here are too cool for Aloes to grow.

How can you be sure it's the 90+ temperatures rather than the long photoperiod that cause the slowed growth in your plants since high temperatures and long photoperiod coincide?

I have aloes outside, not fancy ones, just regular, run of the mill aloes. Our winter lows are regularly in the mid-to upper 30's with occasional dips below freezing.. They are in a somewhat protected area, near the house and pool, but they have come through hard freezes (low 20's overnight, but warming during the day) unscathed. I have them next to a dwarf tropical bird of paradise, which came through with minimal damage, and dwarf natal plum, which regularly gets heavy frost damage, and froze down to the ground one time, .

Thanks guys. Those numbers are helpful.