"Rock rose" and rosemary in January
By Katarina
6 Jan, 2012
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I have got this rosemary about three years ago from a friend who visited Corsica. Since that time it notoriously bloom since December till March as if still in Corsica. I guess, it is programmed by its original home more, then by nature.
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lol. ok.Thank you.Yes, I know this name Sempervivum (forever living) but liked more Slovak literal translation now, as it explains the combination better. Leeks sounds interesting...:)
7 Jan, 2012
shouldn't be typing when tired - sorry Katarina it's houseleeks....;-)
7 Jan, 2012
and what is the difference? lol
7 Jan, 2012
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Nice plants:) but if I may - the plant you're referring to as a rock rose here in UK has been called as 'leeks' - don't ask me why, lol. Rock rose is a common name for Cistus. Leeks = Sempervivum. I guess yours is a translation from the common name in your language:)
6 Jan, 2012