Blood tipped too! Thank you Jim.

Red Devil or blood tip, Google is not your friend.

6D1B9BA1-ECF3-47E9-8FB0-D0EC76426F60.jpeg I love sempervivum. One wise poster said they are succulents for greenhouse owners with no more room. Well my greenhouse is full so I have been stocking up on sempervivum and checking out existing ones. Here goes ... I have three labels somehow related to p...

Thank you Terry, that’s a link worth noting.

Thank you very much for your suggestions, I will get stocked up. Brian.

Yes Terry it was on that basis I placed my order. Unfortunately as Suzanne says there are none left from existing sources.

I await alternative suggestions, forum posts with plant photographs often have smashing plastic T labels large and small, but I still cannot source any.

I have been searching more frantically recently to source plastic T Labels since the demise of the BCSS “own brand”. Any recommendations very much appreciated as I have now run out. My albeit poor memory tells me a Branch somewhere had labels for sale. I favour T as they are less intrusive. Internet...

Sempervivum.

Agaves.

Sedum.

I have them all in pots or in beds around the garden.

Aluminium, not wood; nil maintenance. Buy as large as you can afford, it will not be big enough. But you may move and move again and again, small may be best perhaps to start with. My first greenhouse was 8x6, I have traded up and moved back to 8x6. You can fit a lot in an 8x6! Buy new I suggest, yo...

I’ve only come across the dreaded black spot on aloes and gasteria, and Wonder does seem prone to it. I’ve always assumed the cause is a combination of poor ventilation / air flow combined with temperature too low.