Another Aeonium grown from mixed seed photographed in June 2025. I think this one may be A. canariensis (which is a bit of a silly name, as most Aeoniums are native to the Canary Islands).
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A little Aeonium that was grown from mixed seed and so far unidentified. This is it in June 2025, starting to look a bit tatty because it's going dormant for the summer.
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My Fockea edulis in June 2025. This belongs to the #Apocynaceae family, so it's related to Hoya (wax flower) and Asclepias (milkweed). They're supposed to grow in the summer but this plant keeps insisting on growing in the winter.
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Pelargonium carnosum (Meaty Storksbill) in June 2025. This is a winter grower so this is looking good for the time of year. It's a succulent geranium relative.
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A Hylotelephium hybrid (probably H. populifolium x telephium subsp. maximum) on my rockery in June 2025. This is a volunteer seedling so it just grew there a number of years ago; I didn't plant it.
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Rhodiola pachyclados (grey stonecrop) flowering on my rockery in June 2025. This is native to native to Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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My wife came back from Home Depot with these monsters! They're in 16cm pots! They were reduced to $3 each. These are spectacular but are they as hardy as regular Sempervivums? Also, anybody know what cv's they are?
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Sempervivum 'Pacific Red Tide' on my rockery in June 2025. At the top is a bit of S. arachnoideum 'Minus' which seems to have lost most of its cobwebs.
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