Pure, rich green and densely packed, Sempervivum 'Emerald' forms evergreen rosettes that spread slowly to create a very dense, weed-suppressing mat. The rosettes are 2–3 inches across, tightly symmetrical, and a deep, glossy emerald green. Perfect for rock gardens, containers, and desert plantings where a solid green carpet is desired.
Unlike many sempervivums that develop red tips, 'Emerald' stays a consistent, rich green year-round. The rosettes are exceptionally tight and uniform, forming a dense colony that suppresses weeds. Offsets are produced freely but stay close, creating a solid mat. In summer, mature rosettes may send up pink flower spikes. The green purity is refreshing in succulent collections dominated by reds and silvers.
Ideal for green roofs, between pavers, in rock garden carpets, and as a foil for colorful succulents. The dense habit makes it one of the best sempervivums for weed suppression. Very low maintenance. Remove flowered rosettes after bloom. Deer and rabbit resistant.
Sempervivum 'Emerald'—dense, pure emerald green rosette carpets for green roofs, rock gardens, and succulent tapestries.
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