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A pretty and intricately coloured cultivar when given some protection from the worst of winter. It suffered here in the rain.
Raised by Kevin Vaughn in the USA in 1969, a seedling from 'Cleveland Morgan'. In 1982, Alpine Gardens in Dallas, Oregon said: "Velvety green and dusty rose set off by a tufted leaf tip and edged with fine hair." Mountain Crest Gardens say: "We predict that you'll love this emerald green rosette! It features silvery cilia that give the whole plant a dewy, frosty look. It offsets profusely and can quickly form a clump or carpet of these adorable rosettes." |
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| 8th July 2005 | ||
