What does over winter means
Sempervivum 'Cherry Frost'
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Jun 03, 2022 - 06:11 AM
Overwinter just means to keep the plant alive over the course of a winter. In context, overwintering refers to where you can reasonably keep a plant during the winter. For example, Sempervivum 'Cherry Frost' can survive temperatures down to -20°F so, for much of the USA, it can be overwintered outside. However, Senecio rowleyanus, or string of pearls, can barely survive a frost so, for much of the USA, it must be overwintered inside.
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Sempervivum 'Cherry Frost'
Sempervivum 'Cherry Frost' (Payne): A seemingly dew covered rosette with a maroon and jade coloration. The "dew" comes from long and curly cilia that adorn the margins and tips of the leaves. This plant offsets regularly to quickly form a neat clump. Hens & Chicks need plenty o...
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