One of the most striking succulents, Aeonium 'Zwartkop' (often called Black Rose) forms terminal rosettes of deep purple, almost black leaves. Yellow star-shaped flowers provide a stunning contrast in spring. Its architectural form makes it a focal point in rock gardens, containers, and desert plantings.
Provide well-drained soil and full sun for darkest color. Water during winter/spring growth; withhold water in summer dormancy. Protect from frost. The main rosette dies after flowering but side branches continue.
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