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Family: Crassulaceae Habitat: Native to the Canary Islands, it is mainly widespread along the coasts of West Africa. Cultivation: These plants are easy to grow and reproduce, but they cannot [...]

Aeonium arboreum rubrolineatum is a nursery cultivar obtained from the species "Aeonium arboreum", selected for  the interesting color of the leaves, which are green in winter, but in summer, [...]

Aeonium tabulaeforme cristata is even more unusual than Aeonium tabulaeforme. It mantains its weird flattened form, but the leaves are smaller, kind of more pointed, small, disheveled, and also [...]

Aeonium Sunburst "Crestata" is actually a nursery cultivar, created from of the species "Aeonium Decorum", which is native of Canary island. This crested cultivar is found frequently in California.

Aeonium Arboreum 'Zwartkop' is a nursery produced cultivar from Aeonium Arboreum, so borns from gardening. Aeonium arboreum is native of continental Portugal and Madeira.

Aeonium Areboreum "Atropurpureum" is a nursery produced cultivar, born from gardening. There are doubts about its botanic classification as a cultivar of the species Aeonium Arboreum, because [...]

Aeonium Goochiae 'Ballerina', as almost all the Aeoniums, is native of Canary islands, specifically from La Palma, where it lives in the rocky areas between 100 and 600 meters above sea level.

This species is an endemism of the islands "Tenerife" and "La Palma" in Canary island. A species is "endemic" of an area when it is present only there. Its favorite environments are the eroded, [...]

Aeonium lindleyi is a perennial, evergreen subshrub up to 50 cm tall. It's really branched and on the top of each branch lies a rosette of green, hairy, sticky leaves. The shape of the leaves is [...]

Aeonium decorum "sunburst" is one of the prettiest plants from the genus "Aeonium". It's an evergreen shrub belonging to the family of Crassulaceae, that could grow up to 45 centimeters. As the [...]

Aeonium decorum "Berry nice" is a perennial, evergreen plant in the family of Crassulaceae. It is a variety of the species "Aeonium decorum". With its very branched and thick stems ending in [...]

The growth pattern of Aeonium decorum tricolor is similar to the one of the other Aeoniums. This perennial, evergreen plant form rosettes of leaves, borne by thick wooden branches which give the [...]