I love the sound of laughter, makes my heart sing.

I hope wolfgang is laughing all the way through his last shopping spree
Wolfgang ... your the best

He is the best!

Who is Wolfgang?

Teresa, his screen name is turini. Why are you ing?

Are this Sempervivum Group buy for the people in this group or we can participate ?

Hi javaMom. We have already given Wolfgang our lists and he is in the process of notifying the participants on the final tally.
Watch next spring for a possible second Euro buy for 2017.
Do you grow semps now?

Just because I am so out of the know when it comes to semps.

I have a few for awhile...I basically grow anything that will grow here in North Texas...just got 3 Brugs cutting today from a guy in AL, hopefully they will make it and give me blooms...

Thanks Lynn I will look around...

Teresa it won't be long and you will know quite a bit about these amazing plants.

javaMom, I would love to see photos of your semps. What is your northern Texas weather like?

Thank you Lynn,
Hot Summer with some humidity and some fierce winter (not every year but we got Ice & Snow pretty often)
I don't know what their name and will post the photos tomorrow, I only have a few...

Could you post the photos here so all the semp lovers will see them? Can't wait.
The thread "Sempervivum and Jovibarba chat & photos 2016" in Sempervivum forum

Lynn, just dont laugh at mine OK, I probably dont take care them right...

Lynn, just dont laugh at mine OK, I probably dont take care them right...























I dont know what their names either

Very cool javaMom. Most are what we call tender succulents, but I do see a few sempervivum and they look nice and healthy.

Hi Lynn @valleylynn,

I don't know what happened with double posted, don't know how to delete this ?
The little tiny things are succulents ?

javaMom, I can see that most of your photos are of succulents that are considered "tender" in that they are not as temperature hardy as the sempervivums which are alpine succulents.

Photos 1, 3, 4 and 6 looks to be of Echeverias.

Photo #2 pot looks to have a combination of succulents: some sempervivums, an Echeveria (larger dark rosette) and some sedum (stonecrop and rupestre types) and an unknown succulent I can't ID.

Photo 5 looks to be combo of Pachyveria, Kalanchoe, couple different Sedums and a Sempervivum

Photo 7 looks to be maybe Blue Chalk Sticks (Kleinia mandraliscae)

And last photo looks to be a Haworthia

so much Bev !!! I found Chris and got some from her...I'm excited because my next one I will know their name

Bev, is Blue Chalk Sticks on the photo second from last (Haworthia) ?
And which one is photo 7 ?