Sempervivum Dakota Pardancanda Explorers who have seen the

Explorers who have seen the palm in situ describe the color of the stiff leaflets as intensely silvery white

they all flowered last year and are guaranteed to be 100% double

The main difference between Trachycarpus takil and Trachycarpus fortunei is that Trachycarpus takil has no long brown "chest hair" at the crown and has dramatically more leaf segments than Trachycarpus fortunei

The slowly-offsetting 15" tall x 2' wide clump of glossy evergreen

we have seen no trunk dieback at 11 degrees F

Sempervivum Dakota Pardancanda Explorers who have seen the(aka: Sempervivum 'Autumn Apple') Sempervivum 'Dakota' is stunning 1979 introduction from breeder Martin Harberer, who selected this dense growing seedling of Sempervivum marmoreum 'Othello'. The 4" wide blush pink rosettes with dark red tips turn even more brilliant red at the onset of cool weather.