Assertion: aloe's rosette | /r/CapableOf | bear many 12 to 15
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text: In late winter (early March in Santa Barbara) appear the sturdy candelabra-like inflorescence rising to 4 feet above the rosettes bearing many (12 to 15) 8 to 10 inch long upright and straight bottlebrush-like spikes of flowers that start out as tight masses of bright yellow buds that burst open to display the long orange-red stamens - not long lasting but an amazing display that looks more like a Banksia flower than an aloe when in full bloom.