Genus: Sempervivum

love this display, beautiful:)

What a great picture and plant.

erm not quite sure if it classed as a succulent, it does look like one but the leaves within this rossette are more like scales if that makes sense, i can tell you what it is tho, this is a Sempervivum or Houseleek, i have several this one is called 'Royal Ruby', and it is fully hardy in the UK. but if it is particually succulents that you like then check out my Echeveria collection, if succulents are your thing these are simply a must have!

I have a similar plant, is this a succulent too? Nice colour and shape.

Great Close Up :O

Fab Shape :)

Beautiful

Such beautiful structure.

I love this colour.

yes the main rossette which it is flowering from will die after it flowers, but fear not, it should send out off shoots before it does which will each make a new plant, so you can end up with quite a nice little clump.

Thank you

What a great picture : )

Hope mine Flowers Janette their so big now with loads of Babys :)

Thanks Jacque never had one that flowered before

Fab Close Up Pic :D

My Houseleek has started to flower Angie will it die after the flowers ?

What a lovely plant Angie.

Pretty! Would have been clueless as to what it was without your tag - didn't know what houseleeks flowered like!

Beautiful photo!

Thanks Mike

The colors are GREAT with that pot !

Thats a bit of luck lol

& Sox has`nt noticed the Greek Goddess which is Great News :)

Thanks Glad yours are growing well

Mine are growing fast now, these look Good on the table like this :)

What a great close up shot, the lighting is pefect.!

I love to see them do this.

I see they are crowding out that dandilion quite nicely.

I've never heard that but, not being a fan of lightning, it works for me!

Great Pic

Love the leaf shape of House leeks :)

Legend has it that your house will never be struck by llightning if you have these in your garden! They are lovely and seem to be able to grow anywhere. I'd guess an easy plant for a beginner.

I love the colour of these.

My girlfriend planted different types of Hens and Chicks, as well as cactus's in an old drawer. This reminds me of it. You did a great job on this pot. I am going to copy it this summer! I have never heard Hens and Chicks referred to as Rubin.