From left to right:
Jovibarba globifera (syn. J. sobolifera)
Jovibarba heuffelii 'Purple Haze'
Sempervivum 'Red Cobweb'
Sempervivum 'Fuego'
Sempervivum 'Pink Pearl'
Sempervivum 'Firebird'
Sempervivum pittonii (a species sempervivum)
Jovibarba 'Jovan' (J. sobolifera from NVD (NL) × J. heuffelii 'Bronze Ingot', No. 1)
Sempervivum 'Sunset'

[Editor's Note: This banner has been run before. To see the previous conversation, go here: The thread "Banner for March 9, 2013 by valleylynn" in Site Banners forum

What a wonderful banner! Makes me happy just looking at all those sempervivum.
I need to learn to do this. Seems like you have to down load something to get the picture the right size.

Love it Lynn!!!!!

Thank you Julia and Susie, so glad you like it.
It really is easy once you try it Julia. Here is a great tutorial that Angie posted in a thread. The thread "Making a Banner Tutorial" in Site Talk forum
It really is easy to make a collage banner. Give it a try.

VERY nice banner !

Love the banner. Such a nice change of pace.

Nice work,
It always amazes me the variety of the Sempervivums. A good sampling

Thank you all. I love these plants so much, but then I love just about all plants.

I reversed the banner to give the other side some love so the names listed in the first post are backwards.

I thought this looked familiar. And it is just as gorgeous as the first time!

Thank you Sue for the heads up. I edited the list of names.

Thank you Vickie. Late spring/early summer are such a wonderful time for sempervivum. Then there are those that turn amazing colors in the heat and dryness of our PNW drought season of July, August and September.

Splendid!

Thank you Jean.