Green Platters Aeonium (Aeonium pseudo-tabulaeformus)

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Ulrich Manhattan Beach, CA(Zone 11) Jan 03, 2003

Common name: Green Platters Aeonium
Family: Crassulaceae
Genus: Aeonium
Species pseudo-tabulaeformus

Plant Link: http://plantsdatabase.com/go/51447/

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rootdoctor Harrisville, MI(Zone 5b) Jan 03, 2003

What a Great shot of a Bloom.

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Ulrich Manhattan Beach, CA(Zone 11) Jan 03, 2003

There'll be better ones yet.

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Floridian Lutz, FL(Zone 9b) Jan 03, 2003

Beautiful...now I'm off to research it!

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Evert Helsinki, Finland(Zone 4b) Jan 03, 2003

I really like the name ;)

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Ulrich Manhattan Beach, CA(Zone 11) Jan 04, 2003

They also come with very dark bronze leaves, almost black.

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rootdoctor Harrisville, MI(Zone 5b) Jan 04, 2003

Is this in a pot?and is the bronze leaf one yellow flowering?Sure looks jadelike.

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Ulrich Manhattan Beach, CA(Zone 11) Jan 04, 2003

This one is in a pot. The bronze ones weren't flowering when I last saw them. The yellow might be a bit darker on those. They are here and there in the neighborhood; just have to find them again.

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Ulrich Manhattan Beach, CA(Zone 11) Jan 08, 2003

I just came across a website full of Aeonii, http://www.malkmus.de/plants/aeonium/aeonium_aichryson_greenovia.htm
I no longer have any idea what species mine belongs to. :~(

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rootdoctor Harrisville, MI(Zone 5b) Jan 08, 2003

Lurk.Nice link!

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Ulrich Manhattan Beach, CA(Zone 11) Jan 08, 2003

I found the dark-leaved ones in the neighborhood again; they are A. arboreum, var. atropurpureum.
http://plantsdatabase.com/go/1930/index.html


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rootdoctor Harrisville, MI(Zone 5b) Jan 09, 2003

Spent 3hrs in library on crassuaceac,:)no luck:(

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Ulrich Manhattan Beach, CA(Zone 11) Jan 09, 2003

Do you know of this one?: http://www.lapshin.org/succulent/sys3.htm

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rootdoctor Harrisville, MI(Zone 5b) Jan 09, 2003

I have Tubiflorum,another nice link,Mine has never bloomed,:(

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albleroy Wavre/ greenhous +/-, IA Feb 04, 2003

Hello Dear ,

The blooming plant must be or A.arboreum domesticum from Morocco or the A. arboreum v. holochrysum from Tenerife (Canary Islands.
Even the two other pictures are , in my oppinion, two different plants the upper one should be in my eys the A. arboreum Cv atropurpureum fa. nigrum and the lower one should be A. arboreum Cv. atropurpureum. The difference is in the leaf colour. I can be misssing as I don't know at what period the picture of the lower one has been taken as the fa. nigrum in winter has leaves as clear as the atropurpureum.
Greetings,
Albert / Belgium
P.S. I have in collection about 17 different species of the genus Aeonium

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