× Gonimara
× "Gonimara is a genus of hybrid plants, from a mixture of species from the "Gonialoe" and "Kumara" genera. Only a single hybrid is recorded for this mixture however, "corderoyi (formerly Aloe" × "corderoyi), an unusual and reputedly very attractive aloe hybrid, recorded as being produced by pollination between "Gonialoe variegata" and "Kumara plicatilis" (formerly "Aloe plicatilis"). Name and history. Alwin Berger recorded in 1904 (Kakteenkunde 14:61) that such a hybrid was being cultivated at Kew Gardens and another at La Mortola where he recorded that it first flowered in May 1907. He recorded that it was winter  hardy, and named it after Mr Justus Corderoy who gave him the plant. He recorded that Mr Corderoy acquired it from "Didcot" in Blewbury, England, a succulent horticulturalist. Description. It is not known if this hybrid still exists, in either of the botanical gardens where it was reported.