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Aeonium hierrense<br />
(El Hierro Giant Houseleek)<br />
Exclusivo<br />
50 (100)cm, El Hierro Giant Houseleek is a very impressive monocarpic species native to sunny spot in<br />
rocky soils on the island of El Hierro. A species with leaves and a stem more than twice the size as the<br />
already very huge Aeonium urbicum! Its single rosette has beautiful glaucous (i.e. bluish green) leaves<br />
with some red patterns in full sun and may reach up to 1m ø (!) or even more in well-<strong>de</strong>veloped<br />
specimens with leaves up to 0.40 m in length, which makes this species, if only by its size, one of the<br />
most impressive ones in the entire genus. Its inflorescence is similar to Aeonium urbicum, yet only<br />
broa<strong>de</strong>r. Makes thousands of almost pure white tp pale rose flowers. Easily cultivated in any rich, well<br />
drained soil in a sunny spot throughout the year. In winter keep slightly drier at a minimum of some 10°C<br />
in full sun. V-VI.<br />
No. <strong>de</strong> artículo: 2003 sobre <strong>de</strong> semillas<br />
€ 5,99<br />
Aeonium holochrysum 100 (200)cm, large, branching shrub with leaf rosettes of maximum 30cm in diameter with long, light<br />
green spathulate leaves and slightly orange margins un<strong>de</strong>r sunny conditions. The large light yellow,<br />
flattened dome shaped inflorescences appear in July/August. A very showy species ! Some populations<br />
from La Palma with dry leaves which will remain at the stem for a long time have been misinterpreted as<br />
this species. In fact they make a clearly separated species (Aeonium vestitum, see below). Plants offered<br />
here correspond to a real Aeonium holochrysum population on Tenerife, Valle <strong>de</strong> la Orotava on the North<br />
si<strong>de</strong> of this island at 400m.<br />
Aeonium korneliuslemsii<br />
(syn. Aeonium arboreum)<br />
Exclusive<br />
No. <strong>de</strong> artículo: 2008 sobre <strong>de</strong> semillas<br />
€ 2,99<br />
100 (150)cm, the real species from Western Morocco and not the red-leafed cultivar, commonly sold<br />
un<strong>de</strong>r this name by all nurseries. It is looking very similar to Aeonium manriqueorum or Aeonium<br />
holochrysum, but has more oblongate lanceolate leaves and branches at 1m in height with several dome<br />
shaped sulphurous yellow inflorescences. These are the first specimens ever brought to the public, only<br />
very few plants are available.<br />
No. <strong>de</strong> artículo: 2006 sobre <strong>de</strong> semillas<br />
€ 4,99<br />
Aeonium lancerottense 50 (100)cm, Lanzarote Giant Houseleek grows in pure lava formations and is a very rare and highly<br />
(Lanzarote Giant Houseleek) endangered species on the island of Lanzarote, due to increasing touristic activities in its habitat. The<br />
specimen shown on the photo is still being a young plant, perhaps some 2 years old. Adult, floweringsized<br />
plants will reach up to 1m and more in height and will look nothing at all like a member of the usually<br />
small and shrubby Crassulaceae ! For a rather inorganic soil in full sun. Mirador <strong>de</strong> Haría (400 m).<br />
Aeonium lindleyi<br />
(Lindley's Giant Houseleek)<br />
Aeonium longithyrsum<br />
Exclusivo<br />
No. <strong>de</strong> artículo: 2009 sobre <strong>de</strong> semillas<br />
€ 6,79<br />
30cm, Lindley's Giant Houseleek is found on the souther and northern si<strong>de</strong>s of the Anaga Mountain<br />
Range in the Northwest of Tenerife. It is one of the smaller species, growing only up to some 30cm in<br />
height. It occurs in the succulent shrub formation together with several Euphorbia spp. and Aeonium<br />
canariense at some 500m to 700m. This species has a very strong and pleasant balsamiferous<br />
fragrance. Its sap is used to heal wounds caused by the poisonous latex sap of the Euphorbia species,<br />
which share its habitat on Tenerife. It has larger, but fewer yellow flowers as other Aeonium species<br />
which will show in July and August. Igueste <strong>de</strong> San Andrés, 400 m.<br />
No. <strong>de</strong> artículo: 2019 sobre <strong>de</strong> semillas<br />
€ 4,99<br />
30cm ø / 50 (80)cm height, closely related to Aeonium palmense and sometimes <strong>de</strong>scribed as syn.<br />
Aeonium palmense ssp. longithyrsum. Makes a saucer shaped, stemless rosette of <strong>de</strong>nsely packed, mid<br />
green, highly viscid (i.e. sticky) leaves with an utmost pleasant balsam fragrance, few basal offsets and a<br />
tall, narrow cylindrical inflorescence with numerous pale yellow flowers. Native of north and northwest<br />
facing rocky slopes and cliffs in the El Golfo region on the island of El Hierro. Easily cultivated in any rich,<br />
well drained soil in a sunny spot throughout the year. In winter keep slightly drier at a minimum of some<br />
10°C in full sun. IV-VI.<br />
No. <strong>de</strong> artículo: 4088 sobre <strong>de</strong> semillas<br />
€ 5,99<br />
Aeonium manriqueorum 120cm, woody shrub, native to Gran Canaria, and often mixed up with Aeonium holochrysum from<br />
Tenerife. It has a very alike look, however rosettes are slightly larger with broa<strong>de</strong>r leaves, which usually<br />
have mo<strong>de</strong>rately undulated margins. In full sun this species shows a significant pleasant balsamiferous<br />
fragrance, which Aeonium holochrysum does not have. The flattened conical inflorescence with<br />
numerous bright yellow flowers appears in July / August. Cal<strong>de</strong>ra <strong>de</strong> Bandama, situated in the eastern<br />
part of Gran Canaria (some 800 m).<br />
Aeonium palmense<br />
(La Palma Giant Houseleek)<br />
Aeonium percarneum "form<br />
1" Exclusive<br />
No. <strong>de</strong> artículo: 2085 sobre <strong>de</strong> semillas<br />
€ 3,99<br />
40 cm ø, La Palma Giant Houseleek is from La Palma and forms very large cup shaped rosettes with<br />
highly succulent and slightly oblong spathulate, yellowish green leaves, which are sticky and show a nice<br />
pleasant balsam fragrance in full sun-light. Rosettes will reach up to 40 cm in diameter and <strong>de</strong>velop a<br />
huge cylindrical sulfuric inflorescence of about 1 m in height (!) in April-July. Plants will produce few<br />
offsets, but are easily propagated from seeds. Barranco <strong>de</strong> Las Angustias (700m).<br />
No. <strong>de</strong> artículo: 1087 sobre <strong>de</strong> semillas<br />
€ 3,99<br />
100cm, an ornamental species, en<strong>de</strong>mic to Gran Canaria, growing in open lava rock formations at lower<br />
elevations in the eastern and central parts of the island. It has most ornamental, light green leaves, often<br />
sha<strong>de</strong>d white / rose and <strong>de</strong>ep red margins in a sunny position. Rosettes on broad stems are quite large,<br />
gaining up to 30 cm in diameter, the approx. height of adult plants is some 100cm. Nicely <strong>de</strong>nse, white<br />
inflorescence. Plants <strong>de</strong>scend from a populaton at an rather high elevation for this species in the vicinity<br />
of Tafira Alta at some 1.150m and are more tolorable in winter than plants from lower and warmer<br />
elevations. VI-VII.<br />
No. <strong>de</strong> artículo: 1089 sobre <strong>de</strong> semillas<br />
€ 2,99<br />
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