Out front, we have perhaps 35 different varieties of Sempervivum.
They are mostly just random ones.
Out back and downstairs, another story. We have more than 100 named varieties.
With more coming.
We hope to raise many generations of new plants. 9 months ago
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Is Sempervivums.
Cold hardy
100’s of varieties.
And so, we have acquired some.
Around 100 + different kinds
And we shall propagate and nurture said plants.
there is room here.
And interest to have as many as we can possibly grow. 9 months ago
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also known as English Ivy. it’s pretty much the vine I have tattooed on my neck – and you can keep it as a houseplant! must do this. 23 months ago
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I currently have some strange plant in a pot, that I’m not sure of, but I’d like one in my bedroom and one in the kitchen to clean the air and look nice. I don’t know if this is anti-minimalist, but it will bring the outdoors indoors a bit, I suppose. And I’d like it.
Currently, I’m thinking of the Madagascar Dragon Tree (Dracaena marginata) or moss (http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2009/11/make-a-moss-terrarium-for-low-maintenance-greenery/). In fact, I really like the idea of the moss greenery – I’d like to perhaps make it a decorative thing, too, because I realyl like moss! It doesn’t help the air quality, but that’s okay. 2 years ago
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