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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Sempervivum (Hens and Chicks) in our Yard
Besides all of the beautiful flowers, George and I also grow SEMPERVIVUM in our yard. These little Hens and Chicks are gorgeous. I have done several blogs showing off our semps. Here's one of those posts if you want to see more. Click HERE. Hope you enjoy the photo today taken on 6/29/13.
Hi Betsy, that's a very cute and pretty hens & chicks. Love it! You and George are really good in gardening, all the flowers are really gorgeous and elegant.
anglea mailed me a whole box of these and every one of them died. did not live more than 3 months... must be to hot for them here... and i do love them
You chose an amazing picture, this one looks so perfectly structured and even is the only word I can think of! I mean the pattern is perfect, like a piece of architectural art.
Nice....I've always thought those things were kind of unique. Don't they change colors or is there different colors of them. I've seen some that have lots of purple on them.
They have always held my interest...I have just the 'plain' green ones. This one really makes me want to look for more. I did not realize there were different ones till I read in your other blog some time ago.
A fun name for this plant. I remember my mother having something similar years ago, but don't remember it by hens and chicks, in fact I can't remember its name at all but I think I know now. Thanks Betsy, this is a super photo! Wishing you a great weekend.
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Betsy, I love your cute hens and chicks!! Have a happy day!
I love this plant but have never attempted to grow it. So pretty!
Hi Betsy, that's a very cute and pretty hens & chicks. Love it! You and George are really good in gardening, all the flowers are really gorgeous and elegant.
Have a lovely day ahead. Hugs to you.
That is a great photo of them. I love how they look.
anglea mailed me a whole box of these and every one of them died. did not live more than 3 months... must be to hot for them here... and i do love them
I love these. If we plant anything, it will be some of these.
really wish i could get some to grow here. my early attempts have been rough. even indoors. :)
I have one of these plants as well. It is doing great and looks a lot like yours,
You chose an amazing picture, this one looks so perfectly structured and even is the only word I can think of! I mean the pattern is perfect, like a piece of architectural art.
Lovely! I adore those little things and used to have a strawberry pot filled with them. I may have to get some next year.
I remember my aunt having lots of this in her flower beds. I've never tried to grow them but I do like them
My daughter in Ritzville has bunches of Hens and Chicks in her flower beds. she just loves them. MB
Yes, most definitely looks like a green rose.As I have said before,I like roses in any colour,even green.:)
Nice....I've always thought those things were kind of unique. Don't they change colors or is there different colors of them. I've seen some that have lots of purple on them.
I haven't heard the plant ever called that before! How cute Betsy! (But then again, I am from Down Under)
xx
beautiful flower
So beautiful! These flowers grow only in hill stations here.
They have always held my interest...I have just the 'plain' green ones. This one really makes me want to look for more. I did not realize there were different ones till I read in your other blog some time ago.
I think they are the cutest little plants ever; and for chicks, they are quiet too. :)
I love the patterns and symmetry in them!
A fun name for this plant. I remember my mother having something similar years ago, but don't remember it by hens and chicks, in fact I can't remember its name at all but I think I know now. Thanks Betsy, this is a super photo! Wishing you a great weekend.
I love the hen and chicks. I almost missed this post. I guess my granddaughters are keeping me a little busy.
I love them! This photo was taken on my son's birthday. :)
Awesome Betsy:)
Have a nice week ahead:)
Welcome to Betsy!
Beautiful picture!
Stunning colors.
I send greetings from distant Polish.
Lucia
Hen and chicks! That's cute...
I didn't know you could grow plants like this back there.
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