Nice plant, Tarev. I think it needs some friends. It gets lonely when your only company is your own chicks. The little chicks also need some little friends!

Spoken like a true pusher, Clint.

What's better than one Sempervivum? A bunch of them'

Not to worry, it has look-a-like friends that went home with it.

Very cool Tarev, I just got one this spring, they're very cool, I didn't realize how large the "hen" can get! And they're low growing so you CAN keep a low profile with these guys
Kate - you and I are the same story! I joined in Nov. to get winterizing tips...now less than 5 months later my semps are "named" rather than NOID, and at least doubled the amount

Greg - Shouldn't that say they increased ten fold?

Clint - you've been paying attention huh!?? As soon as I hit the "finished" key I was like "wait, way more than doubled!" I'm really trying not to be too addicted here!

I just got this beauty Sat. from Patty. I can't wait to watch this one go through all the seasons. It is gorgeous.

S. 'Spumanti'


And this one, which is so very tiny, I had a terrible time getting a photo. I'll have to set the tripod up and take another photo.


I just love the arach types.

Which one is the top one? Both are beautiful!

Lovely!

How nice of Patty to share with you. It is a real beauty.

I am not as fond of the webbing type sem , don't know why, maybe I was scared by a spider when I was a child.

The red one is 'Spumanti', from Patty.
The webbed on is from Cynda. The really tiny ones are tough to make them look good after transplanting. But once they get going they make amazing colonies.

I love the name "Spumonti"!

I believe that is one of Emma's semps (Wild Ginger Farm). Seems to be some confusion though. I find it as Spumonti and Rosa Spumonti, so not sure. Right now we have both entered into the database.
I should contact Emma and see if she can clear this up.
Patty, where did you get your Spumonti?

I just checked Wild Ginger Farm's site. Both Rosa Spumonti and Spumonti are their semps.

So they are 2 different ones? I got it at Garlands, near Corvallis.

Yes, I was so confused, then I realized there was another page of semps on the Wild Ginger Farm site. Sure enough, there was Spumonit.
Rosa Spumonti is on the first page.

So I see all of their semps are ones they hybridized themselves! There you go Lynn, get that paintbrush ready!