
(This picture can be enlarged by clicking on it.)
We have several varieties of sempervivums (hens and chicks) in our yard. They can often be overlooked, but closer examination shows a plant with incredible details.
This is an occasional blog containing pictures I have taken over the years.
15 comments:
I love hen and chicks...but, alas, I am a murderer of them!!!
I must confess, i have murdered a few of them in my life time. I love them, but they do not like me. to much water i think. these are so cute
Beautiful photo George. I love these hen and chicks too. They thrive on my neglect!!! Have a nice day.
It is like understanding a person more after following him very closely.
This is a neat picture, maybe it's the lighting. It really emphasises the furry little prickles.
I love these little plants. My sister has them and they do really well for her. She shared some with me, and I am down to one now. Of course, she lives in Mississippi near the Tennessee border. I think your state will grown anything.
Mine are coming along nicely this year too! I have some in strawberry pots.
I grow them in my gardens too. The rosettes look like green flowers.
One of the few plants I don't have -- have always liked them, though.
Oh I love them as well. I thought I had some but then maybe they died cause I havent seen any for a while now.
it's simply amazing and adorable. It would take a lot of effort and time to grow a plant like this! Congratulations!
This is one photo that needs to be looked at in a larger format.It is so lovely.I like these plants as they remind me of cactus,without the spines.
Blessings,Ruth
Any idea why it is caused hens and chicks? I have a similar succulent in my garden.
This is a very interesting plant
Great detail in your photo. I haven't seen this plant around here, but it is a lovely one.
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