| Growing season is winter and spring. Water adequately during this season. Some Aeoniums thrive in full sun or bright light, but a few are very small and will appreciate filtered light. They are dormant in summer, so hold back somewhat on water during this time. If possible, it is best to provide shaded, cool conditions during the summer dormancy. Do not let them over-heat in summer. Shade is advised in hot, sunny conditions. They are frost tender! |
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NEW Aeonium ballerina
4" pot $3
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As an introduction to this cool plant, I am offering two for the price of one. Please make a note in Notes to Vendor that you want two for one. |
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Aeonium canariense 4" pot $4
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Aeonium canariense have a fuzzy texture. The more light the redder they become. They bloom in winter through spring. They grow to about 3' and their rosettes are about 6" in diameter. Water thoroughly when soil the soil is dry. They are winter growers and Summer dormant. They are sensitive to frost. The photo of the Aeonium canariense is in a 1 gallon pot. By that time they generally have offshoots. |
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Aeonium cyclops $5
approximately 4" wide head
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Aeonium 'Cyclops' (Giant Red Aeonium) - This beautiful tall succulent has rosettes of dark reddish-bronze leaves on stems to 4 to 5 feet tall. Plant in full coastal sun to light shade in a well drained soil and irrigate occasionally. It should be cold hardy to about 25° F. This hybrid was created by eminent southern California horticulturist Jack Catlin by crossing Aeonium undulatum with Aeonium arboreum 'Zwartkop'. The rosettes are to 12" in diameter and glossy dark bronzed burgundy with an electric green "eye". click photo for more information. |
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Aeonium decorum cv sunburst crested
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It requires gritty well drained potting mix. Water deeply but infrequently. Plants are allowed to thoroughly dry in-between waterings. During the winter months restrict water to about once a month, or just enough to keep the foliage from shrivelling. Position in full to part sun in a sheltered spot, but the bright light enhances the rich hues of the darker Aeoniums, and the subtle blushes of the other colours, but prefers light shade to shade in summer. |
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Aeonium domesticum 4" pot
aka Aichryson domesticum $4
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As they grow they form an umbrella shape. Aichryson are easily propagated by cuttings. They look like Miniature bushes with golden yellow flowers in summer, their origin is unknown. Aeonium domesticum variegata, native to the Canary Islands, was previously classified as Aichryson. The genus Aichryson is considered intermediate between the genera Sedum and Sempervivum. Known as "Youth & Old Age". Freely branching rosettes of rounded emerald green leaves with white ciliate margins. Yellow star-shaped flowers in clusters. Porous soil with adequate drainage. Filtered light and ample airflow. Water thoroughly when soil is dry to the touch. Summer dormant; preferable to provide cool shade during dormancy. Protect from frost. |
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Aeonium kiwi
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Aeonium 'Kiwi' is a small branching variegated shrub with pointed ovate leaves in a star-shape. Leaves have ciliate margins, and are pale yellow with ciliate margins with green mistripes and rose edges in drought or cool weather. Porous soil with adequate drainage. Filtered light and ample airflow. Please click photo for more information. |
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Aeonium pseudotabulaeforme x arboreum 4" pot $5
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Aeonium pseudotabulaeforme x form rosettes of broad, waxy green leaves with ciliate margins. Rosettes sit atop very short stems, appearing nearly stemless and usually at opposing angles. Yellow star-shaped flowers in clusters. Porous soil with adequate drainage. Filtered light and ample airflow. Water thoroughly when soil is dry to the touch. Summer dormant; preferable to provide cool shade during dormancy. They like filtered light and will grow to 36 degrees fahrenheit. This is a hybrid (pseudotabulaeforme x arboreum. Please click photo for more information. |
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Aeonium Arboreum Schwartzkopf 1-3 stems depending on size $5
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Aeonium arboreum v. atropurpureum 'Zwartkop' is a cultivar that has been propagated widely for its magnificent dark burgundy leaves. This unusual cristate form produces stems that begin to grow laterally, producing fan shapes topped with dense burgundy leaves. Click photo for more complete information. |
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Aeonium species
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Aeonium sunburst 6" pot $8
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Aeonium 'Sunburst' (Copper Pinwheel) - Aeonium sunburst have green and white rosettes with red tips. They grow to about 18 inches tall. They need bright shade to full sun and watering once a week in warmer weather and occasional watering in winter. They are NOT frost tolerant. This plant is aka Aeonium arboreum 'Luteovariegatum'. Often found as Aeonium decorum 'Tricolor'. Click on photo for complete information. |
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Aeonium decorum sunburst variagata $4
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Variegated cream/green/yellow leaves forming open rosettes to 10cm wide on low branching stems. Develops pink leaf margins when grown in the sun. Height to 30cm. White flowers in summer. Sun/part sun. |
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Aeonium tabulaeforme
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Aeonium tabulaeforme is a Canary Island Aeonium that grows nearly flattened to the ground in a round whirl of many lime green ciliate leaves (edged in soft hairs). In habitat, these plants look like flying saucers scattered all around the terrain. Can grow to nearly 20" in diameter. Porous soil with adequate drainage. Filtered light and ample airflow. Water thoroughly when soil is dry to the touch. As Aeoniums are summer dormant it is preferable to provide cool shade during dormancy. Protect from frost. |