Aeonium or Hens and Chicks, Small Plants for Dry Gardens or Containers
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Aeonium, Pinwheel Plants or Hens and Chicks
Read about the aeoniums growing in my succulent garden
These tough succulent plants slowly form one foot clumps with aerial roots dangling down to the soil. When these pretty succulents bloom, they form tall stalks with small yellow flowers.
Aeonium plants are easily propagated by cutting off a stalk and replanting the top sprig. The whole sprig can be put in the ground as is, or you can break up the leaves and spread them around.
I have also seen these plants are listed as Aeonium haworthii or Pinwheel in The Complete Book of Cactus and Succulents. Personally, I think it behaves and looks much more like an echeveria, but I'm not an expert.
These are great plants for containers. They will stay small enough for your windowsill or patio.
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- Wendy18 Wendy18 Mar 29, 2009 @ 4:37 pm
- Nice lens on Hens & Chicks. I just love them in the rock garden or a small garden. I just finished a rock garden lens and haven't listed too many plants yet, but I'll feature your lens. www.squidoo.com/lensmaster/new_workshop/rockgarden-1




















