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pardalinum said:A big fat semp that looks like a star sounds wonderful. Maybe I should skip the spots (take forever to succeed) and go for the best ever watermarks. They could represent perhaps the the glowing arms of a spiral galaxy. Hey are there semps that max out with just 5 or 6 leaves? That would be cool!

So far there are non to fit that description (5 or 6 leaves). You need to start on that right away Connie.

clintbrown said:I want to create a gold Semp called 'Solid Gold Dancer.'

I'll be one of your first customers Clint.

serse said:Lynn- all these ambiguous hints about raffles is killing me!!!

All I can say is that you all will be so excited.

CDsSister said:But I think Colorado Dreaming would be apt don't you????? As "in your dreams"

Oh no you don't, no laughing, you need to get started Marilyn, I want that new semp. 'Colorado Dreaming'. I even love the name.

Come on Patty, you know you would love to have your very own hybrid semp.

PiaLouiseSourvi said:Any ideas on how to promote Semps to flower? x

Pia, work very hard at keeping them from blooming. Works every time for me. I get lots of blooms when it is a new variety for me.
I have some that have never bloomed and are maybe 5 or 6 years old.
I totally with Chris said in her above post.

Kevin Vaughn lives in Salem, OR, and if a plant sits still long enough he will hybridize it. He has such a love for creating new plants. Iris, hosta, sempervivum, sedum, he even has a most unusual colored plantain. It is truly lovely to look at.