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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Tectorum means "of the house roof," and its Japanese name, "Yanebandaisou," translates directly to "roof altar grass." Native to the mountain regio...
A truly unique Sempervivum with leaves that form tubes. If you look closely, you'll see there are more leaves nestled inside each tube—it never get...
そのかわいいい名前の通り黄色からオレンジ色に色づ…いてほしいセンペルの新品種。園芸名で「オレンジペコー」というとオレンジ系品種につけられることが多い...
1-24species ／ Total2,994species All species of Sempervivum (excluding synonyms)
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