
About Aeoniums
Unlike other succulents that grow on a short stem and develop ‘pups’, Aeoniums grow more like a tree, developing their multiple rosettes from branches that
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Unlike other succulents that grow on a short stem and develop ‘pups’, Aeoniums grow more like a tree, developing their multiple rosettes from branches that are attached to the stem. They actively grow in winter and produce many offsets in a short space of time.

Unlike other succulents that grow on a short stem and develop ‘pups’, Aeoniums grow more like a tree, developing their multiple rosettes from branches that

Aeonium Velour is a hybrid which was created by crossing Aeonium Schwarzkopf with Aeonium Canariense and is a sibling of Aeonium Blushing Beauty. Due to

Blushing Beauty contrasts nicely with all of your more common Aeoniums and has a slightly velvety appearance. It is one of the more compact arboreum

Unlike any other Aeonium I’ve ever laid my eyes on, this Dwarf Aeonium is such a cutie! Growing only up to 15cm tall and wide,

A very hardy Aeonium, mostly green over its growing season (winter) and slowly developing burgundy stripes around the leaf margins towards the end of the

Sunburst are stunning large rosette Aeoniums, growing larger than a dinner plate! They create a lovely contrast in any garden with their green and yellow




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