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A large growing lavender and red cultivar that turned brown when it was grown outside. Raised by Ed Skrocki in the USA and released in 1980. Horst Diehm wrote: "medium-sized to large rosettes, little green, middle fading into rosy brown" Volkmar Schara is quoted on Sempervivum List: "An incredible rosette coloring! A real eye-catcher and also very vigorous!" Erwin Geiger says: "In colors such as pink to carmine red and ochre in pastel shades, the pointed rosettes from the USA shine." Mountain Crest Gardens say: "Has peachy pink, satiny foliage that can show wavy watermarks from its natural wax coating. 'Starshine' produces a lot of offsets and can develop into a tall clump. In winter, it turns into a fuchsia showstopper in the garden." |
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