Hi webesemps. Glad you found your way here to the sempervivum forum.
I have been to Squaw Mountain Gardens several times, some years back. It is truly an amazing place to go. I used to take a sack lunch and spend the day. Those were the good old days.
They no longer allow visitors to the nursery.
Wouldn't it be the most amazing thing if they had a one day a year 'Open House'.
I understand why they don't though. It can cause an awful lot of chaos with mixing plants up, and many other reasons.
They are probably the largest grower of semps in the United States, and they do some of their own hybridizing. They are very serious about their semps.
Don is a wonderful person to do business with, I've been buying SMG semps for years. He has a serious of his own plants, the series is called Jazz. Semps named after old jazz songs. You can find his semps by doing a search in the database. Use this link and type in Don Mylin as the hybridizer. It will bring up a list of his Jazz Series plants.
It is a great feature, you can search for semps from other hybridizers and other criteria.
http://garden.org/plants/group....
Where do you live, and what zone are you in webesemps?
