By Nanjo
WITNEY,
United Kingdom
Hi, can someone tell me the name of this plant please, the only clue I have is a plant label with 'Velour' on


6 Sep, 2017
Answers
Agree Aeonium Zwartkop or Black Rose Sedum
6 Sep, 2017
If you bring it indoors for the winter, without sunlight, it turns plain green, so a sunny windowsill would be good.
6 Sep, 2017
Thanks for your help.I have had it on the top of my water butt all Summer & it has produced lots of rosettes in that time.
6 Sep, 2017
Won't survive the winter outdoors though... as Bamboo says will need a sunny windowsill and keep moist.
7 Sep, 2017
Its easy to propagate new plants from the rosettes. Each rosette can be a separate plant.
7 Sep, 2017
Aeonium arboreum 'Schwarzkop' a native of the Canary Isles... Is frost tender so needs to be in a cool greenhouse for most of the year.
Take a look at he RHS info:
https://www.rhs.org.uk/Plants/83034/Dark-purple-houseleek-tree/Details
Has been seen occasionally on the SRGC show benches but not accepted as is no hardy.
6 Sep, 2017