Sempervivum Silber Karneol Fouquieria Pinellia discolor does produce tiny

Pinellia discolor does produce tiny bulbils on the leaves but is not weedy like other members of the genus

oblivious to two more months of cold temperatures

juvenile-foliage form of our native white cedar discovered in 1971 by HJ Welch at Tennessee Valley Nursery

experiencing temperatures of 7 degrees F with some leaf burn

Sempervivum Silber Karneol Fouquieria Pinellia discolor does produce tinySempervivum 'Silber Karneol' has been a superb performing hen and chickens in our hot, humid, rainy climate. It's stellar performance isn't surprising, since it was selected by the late German plant guru, Karl Foerster. Sempervivum 'Silber Karneol' forms a dense mat of fast offsetting cinnamon red rosettes, which range in size from . 5 to 2. 5" wide. We love this in our rock garden where the rosettes knit tightly together.