There are hardy succulents (can handle winter weather ) and Tender perennials ( Can't handle freezing weather at all).

It looks like most of your indoor succulents are the tender type. But they do like going outdoors once the weather warms up. : )

Sempervivum are alpine succulents, and enjoy being covered with lots of snow in the winter. We have years with no snow at all and they still do great because it does get cold during winter.

How cool! Yet another reason that these little guys still amaze me. My jovis are officially outside now! I wish I would have known that last night when we got snow.

They will be fine. Now try not to worry about them. No going out in the middle of the night to see if they are scared or shivering.

Worry about my beautiful little babies?? Surely I've never done that...

For Lynn, dark cloudy day.
Regards,
Arif.

Awwww, what cute little dogs! They look so happy!

Serse, how did I know that you'd end up ordering your plants anyway.

I think we knew as soon as he told us he was looking Chris.

Arif, that new puppy is adorable.

Adorable maybe but very rude, crude and untrained. No manners at all and we have to isolate the old she when she wants to sleep. All day he keeps pouncing either at her wagging tail or wants to wrestle with her. At least I am happy that, that lazy female has started to move around a bit. Lynn, do you know dogs also snore? All day we used to have a mini tractor busy.
Lynn , how come you are up so early today?
Regards,
Arif.

I went back to bed. Something woke me up and I remembered something on ATP and finished it. Now I'm up to stay.
And yes, some dogs snore. We had a Boxer that snored. And once in awhile Petrie snores, a very tiny snore.

Must be the partial sunny day and the fresh smell of spring. Now I don't have to wait till midnight.
Regards,
Arif.

I know, I know...you guys are a bad influence on me...

You'll really enjoy your plants Serse!! A friend of mine saw photos of my project and knows someone selling flats of semps! (We're meeting tomorrow for me to go look at them!!) Even if they're NOIDs, if they're the right price I'll be making a large purchase! Then I will be able to share for the price of postage, or trade or whatever! I'll keep you all posted, or maybe create a thread - if there really are as many as my friend says (she sometimes exaggerates...I'll let you know!)
I love how things can balloon into something unexpected and very cool! Maybe I'll be a semp vendor or something
Cheers

Greg, you wouldn't just want to hoard all those semps and build more green walls?

Tempting! Or I could go around my neighborhood and be "johnny appleseed" 'Gregory sempervivum' and distribute throughout my local region! I'll have this whole area "semped" up in no time!

Don't forget that unplanted rock wall Greg. And don't forget to take your camera with you tomorrow.

I will! I hope to be bringing several flats of plants home with me!

And many photos?

Ok I will! I'm hoping that there are as many plants as I'm being told there are!

Now I'm getting all excited to see the photos of what is at this place, and what you bring home.

By the way, were is Pia?
Or is her friend with her now? I thought we were going to get to play with Pia's friend?

Greg- that sounds like an awesome opportunity. I'll be keeping my fingers crossed for you tomorrow for plenty of babies and low prices!