Aeonium arboreum ‘Zwartkop’
£4.00
Aeonium arboreum ‘Zwartkop’ is the classic ‘black’ Aeonium, and one of the best of all cultivars. It makes deep maroon, almost black, rosettes of glossy succulent leaves that intensify in colour with bright sunlight.
Cool tolerant, but not frost hardy, this survives outside in the UK in only the mildest of coastal locations. However, we have grown this in an unheated greenhouse for many years.
A lovely plant. Supplied as established cuttings in 7cm pots.
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Aeonium arboreum ‘Zwartkop’ is the classic ‘black’ Aeonium, and one of the best of all cultivars. It makes deep maroon, almost black, rosettes of glossy succulent leaves that intensify in colour with bright sunlight.
Cool tolerant, but not frost hardy, this survives outside in the UK in only the mildest of coastal locations. However, we have grown this in an unheated greenhouse for many years.
A lovely plant. Supplied as established cuttings in 7cm pots.
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