Rose Quartz, Sue Thomas ( GB ) 2003


Party Girl, Sue Thomas ( GB ) 2001


Pink Grapefruit, Erwin Geiger ( D ) 2011


Saxon, S. tectorum variegatum

Those are all pics taken during summer.

Thanks for sharing the close-ups of the Sue Thomas semps. And the Sue Thomas semps you showed on other thread was great too!

Beautiful photos Martina. What is the name of the second photo?
Your tectorum variegatum is showing a lot of bright colors. Very nice.

Cheers Bev
Lynn, whoopsie, I thought I had put the name in... This is "Party Girl" I had Saxon standing in full, bright sunshine on the south side of the garden. First I was a bit sceptical as it was really white as it came to me. It seemes it likes the place and temperatures of over 30C does not do it any harm. I took pics of it yesterday and it has lost its nice pinkish colour nearly completely and returned back to a cream colour.

They are all beautiful Martina. And thank you for the name for 'Party Girl'.
My 'Variegatum' is in a slightly protected area that gets lots of sun, but not all day sun. It took me a year to get roots growing on it. Now it is fully rooted and looking strong and healthy. Still no offsets though, I am hoping this coming spring it will start producing.

valleylynn said:I'll try to get a photo of my 'Nico' tomorrow. I think both Tim and I have the same plant.

I'd love to see that. I'm always considering the possibility that I have the wrong plant.

Tim, I started a thread for 'Nico'. The thread "Sempervivum 'Nico'" in Sempervivum forum

@MaCross
Martina I got a new photo of my 'Variegatum'.

Wow I love those Sue Thomas pinks. Thanks Martina.

A few more pinks out in the semp beds today.
Rachael

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Martin

This is a noid from you Lynn, really pinking up before I left anyway (have no clue what it looks like these days/really kinda hard for me missing all of the fall gardening bliss, whine-cripe-and-sniffle!)

and here is a pink sky

Dirt it is so good to see you, whining and all. We will take you anyway we can get you. Hope all is okay. Or as okay as it can be.
Very nice NOID pink semp. And I love the pink sky.

Dirt second Lynn's statement, and also hope all is ok!

These semps are all just amazing. Next summer I am going to be picking your brains to understand all this involves, but it has got to be really fun to get a vision and try to create. Very interesting, all. Thank you for a fun thread.

Hi Laurie. Do you grow semps? So glad you enjoyed this thread.