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What a neat Semp!!!

What does Very Hardy mean on the label?

This is one of two pictures which will show color change from year to year after a mild winter. New transplant from OR

The tiny rollers almost get lost in the planting material.

This was such a tiny little plant I could not resist it.

Just love the way this plants sends up its offshoots. Already at least three babies trying to establish themselves.

Love to use this in my containers. First year I have seen a Begonia quite like this one.

I could not find online or in our DB the cultivar" Xandra" but did find "Red Cobweb"

On the label it said Sempervivum arachnoldeum Xandra Hens and Chicks - Red Cobweb

Per Nature Gate: Rolling hen-and-chicks’ natural habitat ends not far from Finland’s south-eastern border, so it is no surprise that the plant thrives here.

Thrives on rocks where soil is impossibly thin.

An interesting contrast to the purples and blues of other salvias

This is a dramatic foliage plant with wonderful colors of deep purple and green. It appeared to be a ground cover.

Wonderful foliage color on this plant.

This brilliant red lobelia was blooming next to some salvia and really made a statement

There were lots of impatiens here, but this one caught my eye with its deep blue-red blooms and bright green leaves.

This plant is one of my favorite acquisitions this year. I love the way it has different leaf colors, some almost golden and others a true cream with green trim. Some of the leaves have just a little green on the edges. I have ordered some seed for next year. It is not a big plant but very lovely.

This took a while to identify, but it is such a lovely plant that it was worth the effort.
Have on order.

What an interesting plant: the bloom, the leaves, and the fruit.

Of the hundreds of roses blooming today, this one made me catch my breath.

The color variations on the plant were wonderful to behold.

Not cold hardy. Suitable for houseplant

Love the variation in the colors and the red stems

Tiny blue green pickle like leaves give this plant its name.

It has tiny yellow daisy flowers that lend their cheer over a very long season – spring to fall. In the ground, a little extra drainage is advised, as too much of a wet winter leaves the plant in a sorry, sulking state. Suggested for the rock garden or in pots,
Leaves grow no more than 2" tall, flowers no more than 4". Spread is usually around 8"