Exceptionally tight and symmetrical, Sempervivum 'Green Wheel' forms multiple green rosettes with leaves so closely packed they create a subtle, wheel-like texture. This compact habit makes it ideal for hanging baskets and containers where its intricate form can be appreciated up close. The tight leaves contrast beautifully with more open sempervivum forms.
The rosettes are 2–3 inches across, with leaves so tightly imbricated (overlapping) they create a smooth, almost geometric surface—a "green wheel." The color is a clean, medium green. Offsets form on short stolons, creating a clump of multiple rosettes. The compact, clumping habit (rather than wide spreading) suits containers perfectly. Pink flowers may appear on mature rosettes.
Specifically recommended for hanging baskets and containers where the tight texture is visible. Also excellent in trough gardens, fairy gardens, and rock garden nooks. The clumping habit stays neat. Pair with trailing sedums and sempervivums with open rosettes for textural contrast.
Sempervivum 'Green Wheel'—tight, wheel-like green rosettes for intricate texture in hanging baskets and containers.
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