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Sep 2, 2020 3:16 PM CST
Name: Sol Zimmerdahl
Portland, Oregon (Zone 8b)
Container Gardener Garden Art Sempervivums
Kevin,
it does seem that most of the good dark purples have more pointed leaves, even in my 'silverine' bee seed patch I've found that to be the case despite a number of wide leaved plants occurring in other colors. Can't pass up the striped ones though! I have two and a half (only the tips) from 'Silverine' that have developed stripes, but I've only noticed them recently which makes me think they might just show the pattern seasonally. One of these I can verify from photos to be a solid dark plant in spring which stripes as it fades. What an interesting effect! I am also very amused by some of my 'Silverine' pinks, I intend to keep a pastel and a more vibrant pink out of that group.
I'd bet those 'Silver Song' x 'Blue Whale's are really spectacular! 'Silver Song' is definitely cold hued, I imagine it would pair well with a blue.
So interestingly enough both of those renowned artists were not only Italian but also contemporaries, Michelangelo came only 23 years after da Vinci.
Cheers,
-Sol

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