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Aeonium Collection "Canariensae" Aeonium aff. holochrysum (El Hierro) Exclusivo Oferta especial: Siete sobres separados, cada uno con un mínimo de unos 50 semillas de: => Aeonium canariense =>
Aeonium cuneatum cv. "Blue Cups" Aeonium davidbramwellii Exclusive 50cm ø, "Blue Cups" is an utmost beautiful stabilized cultivar from recrossing plants of hybridal origin (X Aeonium cuneatum X Aeonium canariense). It has very large cup shaped and glaucous rosettes similar to the pure species (see foto), reaching up to 0.5 m in diameter and a bright yellow, pale yellow to pale greenish-yellow inflorescence of up to 1 m in height (!). The pure species is a protected plant from shaded and moist places in the laurel forest in both, the Teno (western parts) and Anaga (eastern parts) mountains at either end of Tenerife. This cultivar is amongst the most resistant plants of all, concerning mistreatment and relatively low winter temperatures (minimum 7°C). XI-II. No. de artículo: 4882 sobre de semillas (ex Teno) € 4,99 No. de artículo: 1076 sobre de semillas € 4,99 30 (50)cm, an only recently from Aeonium ciliatum separated and newly described species from La Palma, named in honor of David Bramwell, former head of the Botanical Garden "Viera y Clavijo" at Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, working in the conservation of endemic plants from the Canary Islands. This species is somehow similar to Aeonium ciliatum from Tenerife at first sight, yet more compact in all parts with larger rosettes (up to 30cm ø) of dark green leaves with reddish brown margins. It features a larger, flattened conical inflorescence of white (sometimes slightly rose colored) flowers. Southern La Palma, where it is growing in rocky soils in partially shaded pine forest above Fuencaliente (740m). No. de artículo: 3038 sobre de semillas (ex Puntagorda) € 2,99 No. de artículo: 3039 sobre de semillas (ex Bco. de Las Angustias) € 2,99 No. de artículo: 1633 sobre de semillas (ex Fuencaliente) € 4,79 Aeonium decorum 15 (30)cm, from La Gomera and El Hierro (Valle del Gran Rey at some 700m), is a multi-offbranching, smaller species, reaching only up to 30cm in height. It has very decorative brownish green leaves in medium sized rosettes and makes white, lax inflorescences. It is growing in rocky, half-shaded slopes. Very attractive, compact growing plants for any well drained soil in a sunny spot. Aeonium decorum var. guarimarense var. nov. ined. Exclusive Aeonium escobarii sp. nov. ined. No. de artículo: 1688 sobre de semillas € 2,99 50 (80)cm, only in 2001 by Malkmus-Hussein, B. discovered new subspecies. Much larger in all parts than the species, which should probably be given a species rank. Makes erect, strong woody stems of up to 1cm in diameter. Has dark green, shiny leaves up to 10cm in length with dark red, strongly ciliated boarders. A very attractive variety growing up to 80cm in height. May become one of the most popular Aeonium species. Barranco de Guarimar (Palo Chiruca), 570m. This variety is also widely spread in the Valle del Gran Rey, whereas the real species Aeonium decorum seems to be limited to the southern central parts of La Gomera. Flowering time from June through July. No. de artículo: 1737 sobre de semillas € 4,99 40 (70)cm, only in 2001 by Malkmus-Hussein, B. discovered new, most decorative Aeonium species from strictly limited locations in between the laurel and the pine forest at some 700m to 1.350m growing at exposed rocks in full sun in the NW of La Palma. Another monocaulous (=not making offsets) species related to Aeonium urbicum from Tenerife, reaching up to 70cm in height with ornamental, distinct, bluish green, strongly succulent, broadly spathulate leaves with red margins in a rosette of up to 50cm (!) in diameter. A very decorative plant due to its unusual leaf color and growth habit! No. de artículo: 1780 sobre de semillas € 5,99 Aeonium glandulosum 25 (40)cm ø, one out of the two known Aeonium species native of Madeira. It prefers shaded to sunny spots on vertical cliffs in the North of the island. It is very alike Aeonium tabuliforme and belongs to the subgenus within Aeonium (Canariensae), however its leaves are broader and rhombic at the end. In contrast to Aeonium tabuliforme, its' rosettes produce a couple of offsets. They will gain up to 40 cm ø with a yellowish inflorescence of up to 30cm in height, which appears in May to July. In cultivation a very rare species, which is even rarely seen in Botanical Gardens. Plants derive from a collection made by the Frankfurt Botanical Garden on Madeira - Ribeira de Santa Luzia, at some 550m. No. de artículo: 1818 sobre de semillas (ex costa del Norte) € 4,99 No. de artículo: 6474 sobre de semillas (ex costa del Sur) € 5,99 Aeonium glutinosum 20cm ø, one of the two known species from the Madeiran archipelago, somewhat related to Aeonium nobile from La Palma. It is a very attractive species with lax and large rosettes (up to 20cm in diameter), offsetting freely and shows its yellow inflorescence in May to July. Leaves are dark green, broadly spathulate and very sticky (hence its name !). Material from Madeira, above Ribeira Brava at some 400m where it grows in open, sunny spots on cliffs and rocky soils. No. de artículo: 1868 sobre de semillas € 4,99 Aeonium goochiae 20cm, a rather unusual Aeonium, not looking at all like a typical Aeonium with its yellowish green, flat, sticky, broad leaves on narrow, woody branches. Makes only slightly succulent, but highly pubescent leaves with an utmost pleasant, heavy balsamiferous fragrance if grown in a very sunny location. Pale rose flowers in terminal umbels. It is native of shaded to sunny rocky cliffs in the North of La Palma. For any humus rich, slightly moist soil in a sunny (winter) to partially shaded (summer) spot. Keep plants drier in winter at a minimum of some 10°C. VIII-X. Note: Plants are available for a delivery within Europe (with exeption for Switzerland and Norway) only ! No. de artículo: 1952 sobre de semillas € 7,99 © 2012 www.rareplants.de Todos los derechos reservados. 13
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Callistemon (Bottle Brush) 30 semil
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Cardiospermum (Balloon Plant) Ballo
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Cassia artemisoides ssp. artemisoid
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Cistus symphytifolius var. villosus
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Coreopsis tripteris (Tall Tickseed
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Cycladenia (Sacramento Waxy Dogbane
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Dracunculus (Canary Dragon Aroid) C
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Echium (Canary Islands' Giant Burgl
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Greenovia dodrantalis cv. "Jade Bal
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Heliopsis helianthoides (Oxeye Sunf
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Hibiscus meyeri 90 (140)cm, a woody
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Hovea linearis (Bird's Eye Hovea) H
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Hypericum pulchrum (Slender St. Joh
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Indigofera (Australian Indigo) No.
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Iris chrysographes 80 (120)cm, from
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Isopyrum (False Rue Anemone) Easter
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Jasione (Shepherd's Scabious) & Phy
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Kennedya (Coral Pea) Coral Peas are
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Kniphofia sarmentosa 100cm, soft li
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Lachenalia orchioides var. glaucina
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Lapeirousia pyramidalis ssp. pyrami
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Lavandula canariensis ssp. fagunden
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Lavatera maritima (Mediterranean Sh
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Liquidambar (Amber Tree) Amber Tree
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Lunaria (Silver Leaf) Silver Leaf a
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Lycium europaeum (Common Wolfberry)
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Malva alcea (Hollyhock Mallow) Malv
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Medicago citrina (Lemon-yellow Moon
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Melanoselinum decipiens (Madeira Gi
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Mentha (Canary Mint) Canary Mint, a
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Mertensia (Bluebells) No. de artíc
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Micromeria lachnophylla Exclusive M
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Moraea tulbaghensis 20 (40)cm, medi
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Musschia (Madeira Giant Bellflower)
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Nasturtium (Watercress) No. de art
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Nepeta mussinii (Persian Cat Mint,
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Ocimum basilicum var. cinnamomum (C
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Onopordum illyricum (Illyarian Donk
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Origanum syriacum (Syrian Oregano)
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Paeonia (Herbaceous Peonies) Herbac
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Paeonia suffruticosa Complejo 200 (
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Papaver orientale cultivars (mezcla
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Passiflora tenuifila 4 (7)m, perenn
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Penstemon angustifolius (Pagoda Bea
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Penstemon newberryi (Mountain Pride
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Penstemon triflorus (Hill Country P
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Persea (Canary Avocado) No. de art
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Phlox paniculata (Fall Phlox) Phlox
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Phytolacca americana (American Poke
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Pistacia lenticus (Mastic Shrub) Pi
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Platanus (Plataine) Plataine is a s
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Polyxena Polyxena is a small genus
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Primula sieboldii (Siebold's Primro
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Protea neriifolia 2 (3)m, narrow le
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Pterocephalus porphyranthus Exclusi
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Punica granatum (Pomgranade) Puschk
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Ranunculus (Canary Buttercup) Canar
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Remusatia pumila (Dwarf Hitchhiker
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Rhoicissus (South African Grape) So
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Romulea bulbocodium var. clusiana R
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Romulea rosea var. reflexa 15 (50)c
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Rosa pulverulenta (Pine Fragrant Ro
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Ruta (Canary Rue) Rue is a small ge
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Salvia officinalis (Garden Sage) Sa
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Santolina corsica (Corsica Cotton L
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Saxifraga (Non-succulent Saxifrage)
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Scabiosa graminifolia (Grass-leaved
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Scilla siberica (Siberian Squill) N
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Sechium (Mexican Chayote Squash) Me
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Senecio (Pink Groundsel), Felicia (
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Sideritis (Canary and Mediterranean
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Silene conica (Sand Catchfly) Silen
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Olsynium philippi 40 (70)cm, herbac
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Smilax aff. aspera (Madeira Prickly
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Solanum esuriale (Quena) No. de art
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Sonchus fauces-orci Exclusive Sonch
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Sorbus spec. 001 3 (5)m, an unident
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Sphaeralcea laxa (Caliche Globemall
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Swainsona (Australian Desert Pea) D
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Teline stenopetala ssp. microphylla
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Teucrium spec. 001 (ex Troodos, Cyp
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Thymus vulgaris ssp. aestivus (Ibiz
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Trichodesma zeylanicum (Indian Houn
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Trollius (Globeflower) Globeflowers
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Urginea hesperia var. hesperia Urgi
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Veratrum tenuipetalum (False Helleb
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Verbena (Vervain) Vervains make up
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Viola (Canary Violets) Canary Viole
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Viola jordanii (Jordan's Violet) 10
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Viola tricolor ssp. subalpina Exclu
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Watsonia knysnana 120 (160)cm, very
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Wulfenia baldacci 20cm, similar to
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Xylopia (Grains of Selim Tree) Grai
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Gesnouinia arborea (Tree Pellitory)
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Nicotiana suaveolens (Sweet-Scented
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Zanthoxylum (Szechuan Pepper Tree)
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