Aeoniums
Aeoniums come from the Canary Islands, Madeira, Morocco and the Eastern coast of Africa. Aeoniums can vary in size, colours and form, from branching to monocarpic and clumping varieties. Aeoniums are so fantastically architecturally diverse in their growth formations.
Aeonium ‘Black Magic’
This variety produces a compact habit with many branches. The feathery rosettes have bark tips and green centres which vary in intensity with sun exposure and day light hours. As with most Aeoniums, Black Magic needs to be protected from the frost.
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Aeonium ‘Cornish Rose’
This hybrid is a result of natural hybridisation from aeoniums thriving on a Cornish . It is easy to care for provided they are planted in well drained soil. Aeoniums are winter growers and in summer lie dormant. They store water in their leaves so allow them to dry out completely between waterings.
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Aeonium arboretum is native to the Canary Islands. It has large green rosettes and large conical clusters of yellow flowers, which start to form in late autumn through to early spring. The plant can grow up to 6.5feet high in ideal conditions and gives a spectacular sow to any garden. Protect from frost.
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Aeonium ‘Pomegranate’
is a hybrid that forms a central large rosette and then small branches form lower down this stem. It can grow up to a metre in height and half a metre wide, with outstanding colours in full sun. Not frost hardy and will vary in colour at different times of the year.
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Aeonium ‘Kiwi’
Also known as Aeonium haworthii this is a very distinct Aeonium with green and yellow rosettes with pink edged leaves, which makes is a sort after variety. The flowers are as equally beautiful. Each rosette can develop into shrub like proportions (1m high by 1m wide) if planted in the ground. Protect from frost.
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Aeonium ‘Velour’
Aeonium Velour is an upright evergreen perennial with branching stems. More mature plants produce rich red to purple leaves with a striking green rosette centre. Can grow up to a meter high and half a meter wide.
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