Boy are things starting to pop at the Perennial Obsessions Nursery. I had a great time visiting with Dave, Cinda and Kevin, looking at all the new varieties that Cinda will eventually have available, some of which have made the journey from Germany and England. I am really excited to see the when the become available.
Meanwhile she has a number of old varieties that have not been around for a long time. They came from a long time collector/nurseryman. He had quite an extensive collection. Some very interesting things to be found here.
Maybe @perennialobsessions can tell us more about this person and what it is that he did in sempervivum?

Meanwhile I am sorry to say I only took a very few photos, I was way to busy buying new semps to replace ones that I lost this winter.

Here is Don's heuffelii seedlings that are just starting to germinate. He also has some semp seedlings, but I forgot to get a photo of them.


A few of Cynda's container projects. Can you see Kevin and Cynda? Oops, I guess that is Dave and Cynda.


Many semps are ready for market. And some came home to live with me.


My new babies, including a new sedum and 3 new saxifraga. And replacements for the S. 'Pink Pearl' I lost this winter.


What a wonderful day it was.

Looks like fun, would love to have been there. Cynda wonderful projects. Will you be taking them to the sale in Canby first part of May?

They have a sale coming up the weekend of our Clinic, but Dave will be doing it so Cynda can come play with us. What a great husband. Sad though, he will be missed.

It's always fun to have a visit from a couple of major semperholics! I will be taking all my babies/projects to Canby again this year. We're also at the Salem Saturday market from now until the end of June, and the McMinnville Thursday market, starting at the end of May. Come see us!!!

Can you tell us something a PH? I know you have told me about him, but as I do many times, it must have gone in one ear and out the other.

Cynda ~ will you pretty please gives us a heads up about when the new ones from the EU will be available? Will you have them on your website first, or start selling them at the plant fairs?

Send us a heads up!

Yes that was SUCH a fun day!

Can't believe we yacked about semps for that long too. I checked my watch and was SHOCKED to see we had been there for 4+ hours!

So nice to be here in Oregon where sempaholics are so plentiful!

Kevin

We were there that long Kevin? It felt like I had just got there, when it was time to go home.

How fun, Would have been fun to hear you guys talk semps.
Time flys when plants are involved!

I only have one thing to say Lynn (Herding cats!) haha @valleysdaughter

I think she could have easily handled the situation with only 4 of us. She is a pro kitten herder.

yes you are right Lynn!

I know this is old . But it appears that Perennial Obsessions has generously sized semps for a good price . They loon big in the pics . Is that what one gets for the prices on the website? This is my first comment. Finally 🤣.

Any suggestions on colorful summer semps ?
Thank y'all.
Jennifer 🥰

Hi Jennifer.
Perennial Obesessions is a top notch sempervivum nursery. In my opinion their prices are very good for what you get. The photos are not the plant you will get, they are to show you what each semp looks like.
A variety of summer colors:
Borscht
Persephone
Black Magic Woman
Andinn Lady Midday
Lynn's Campfire
Gabrielle
Dr. Fritz Kohlein
Fashon Diva
To name but a very few that have lovely summer color.
Hope this helps?

Mountaincrest site says Red Zinger not quite ready, I'm not finding it on Perennial Obsessions. Are there any PO red semps that might be a good choice @valleylynn

Alice, let me go see what PO has available right now. Be back.

ok, letting my shopping cart on there rest while I get a cup of tea. I have my cart list on the main semp chat thread. I've been updating it

'Borscht' is the only one I see available right now that has year-round nice coloring.

and I didn't have it on my list, thank you @valleylynn