I have labeled this Cole de turini but am not sure.



This is the bloom

Rollers (Sempervivum globiferum subsp. allionii 'from Col de Turini')
This ones in your list but not sure the one pictured is a roller?

I do have Cole deTurini but I am not sure its in the right container. The semp in question has longer flatter leaves,It doesnt seem to be as compact as the Cole d t in Plantfiles.

I been going through you plant list but these darn plants change colors so much hard to tell. I looked at and spring beauty as possibilities. I'm no expert but wanted to take a stab at Id.

Spring Beauty is what is close, I'll take it as solved
. My Kalinda has flatter petals and is red.

Sorry I just found this thread.

ge1836 said:I have labeled this Cole de turini but am not sure.



This is the bloom

Definitely not Cole de Turini. Julia is correct, not a semp but a roller. Even the bloom is incorrect, it's not a Jovibarba type of bloom, but a semp type bloom.
I wonder if it could be S. 'Soft Line'?

Lynn, you might be right. I bought so many semps that summer. SoftLine was one..
I had a upheaval in the area where I had the planters arranged and new plants weht everywhere. I just stuck them back in the soil willy - nilly.

Do you have all of them in your plant list here at ATP?

I doubt it. That sounds like a good job for today.

After you get everything into your ATP plant list let me know. I'll go back and look at the semps to see if you have something else that has the same attributes.

I just deleted some that I know didnt make it thru the winter.
I lost some files that contained pix of potted semps with labels.
I didnt need to add anything.

Lynn, glad you are having a look. I think you probably nailed it with 'softline'. You have a better eye than me but thought I would try to solve this one.

It really works when we all put our heads together to come up with an answer. I went out today and looked at my 'Soft Line', looks just like Jo Ann's photo right now.

That's great!

Love you guys !

Well we love you right back. How could we not.

I need another id.
I have this labeled as Rosularia but a check of Google images doesnt list it under that name.
What is this?



I found it Rosularia muratdaghensis

That is a beautiful specimen Jo Ann. How much sun does it get?

Most of the day until 2 PM.
It's in the back of this troth.