Born in the highlands of the European Alps, Sempervivum carries a distinctly European charm. Unlike many desert-born succulents, these cold-loving rosettes feel right at home in English gardens and alpine plantings. Centuries of cultivation have produced countless cultivars and hybrids in every imaginable color and pattern. One warning, though: many look remarkably similar, so do not lose the label after you bring one home.
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This is a color variation of the classic Sempervivum tectorum S. tectorum . 'Atro' means 'black/dark' and 'purpureum' means 'purple', so this one ...
Tectorum means "of the house roof," and its Japanese name, "Yanebandaisou," translates directly to "roof altar grass." Native to the mountain regio...
Adorable little, fluffy, rounded rosettes appear one after another, and when they turn shades of red or pink—honestly, there's nothing cuter! Intro...
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