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Aeonium

By Published On: June 22nd, 20200.3 min readCategories: Photos, Plants
Last Updated: September 9, 2023
an Aeonium floret

The Aeonium ‘Kiwi’ responding to the June heat

An aeonium (var. “kiwi”) in the new succulent garden I’m creating. The light through the yucca tree hit it in just such a way to bring the colors and symmetry together in an almost hypnotic display.

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  1. Baby Aeonium | Sage's Acre | Suburban Homestead & Gardens January 7, 2021 at 10:43 am - Reply

    […] to grow. I found this little guy in some rocks by the pond where it had apparently broken off from the mother plant when I was moving it to a new location last […]

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