'BAARTOLOMEA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BABETTE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1991
'BABY BARON'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1994
'BABY BOO'
S. arachnoideum cultivar
Volkmar Schara - Germany 2000
'Albion' x S. arachnoideum 'Album'
this cultivar was selected from a batch of 250 seedlings
'BABY SKROCKI'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1993
'BABY STAR'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1981
'BABYLON'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1981
'BADELOCH'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1986
'BADROULBADOUR'
Nicholas Moore - Great Britain 1950's
'BÄRBEL' ('BAERBEL')
S. arachnoideum cultivar
Martin Haberer - Germany 1982
Ø 3 - 5 cm
'BAFFIN'
Andre Smits - Belgium 2001
'BAGDAD'
Helen E. Payne - USA
'BAHIMA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2003
'BAILEY'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BALBI'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Martin Haberer - Germany 2003
Ø 3 cm
'BALL'S FORM'
= 'EDWARD BALLS'
'BALLE BALLE'
S. globiferum ssp. globiferum cultivar
Cornelis Versteeg - Netherlands 2000
'BALLERINA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BAMBI DOLL'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1991
'BAMBINI'
S. montanum cultivar
Erwin Geiger - Germany 2006
'BAMBINO MIO'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1995
'BANDARIS' = 'BRANDARIS'
'BANDERI'
introduced by Robert Klaus - Austria ?
looks like S. x fauconnettii
notice: according to the "International Code of Nomenclature of Cultivated Plants" (1980 edition) and ICBN (Berlin 1995), latinized names are inadmissable!
or probable a synonym of 'Bandi' ?
'BANDI'
S. arachnoideum cultivar
Martin Haberer - Germany 1977
Ø 3 cm
'BANJO'
David T. Ford - Great Britan 1978
'BANYAN'
Edward Skrocki - USA 1981
'BAPTISTA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1986
'BARAT'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Martin Haberer - Germany 2001
Ø 4 cm
'BARBARA'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1999
'BARBAROSA'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1988
'BARBEL'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1997
'BARGUS'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium
'BARINES'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Martin Haberer - Germany 2001
Ø 5 cm
'BARNATI' = S. montanum ssp. burnatii
'BAROCK'
Martin Haberer - Germany 1977
'BARONESSE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1990
'BARRE DANA' / 'BARRE DANNA' ?
no informations available
'BARTELINA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BARUTA'
Martin Haberer - Germany 1981
Ø 5 - 7 cm
'BASCOUR' (syn. 'Bascour Form')
Gustaaf van der Steen - Belgium 1979
S. arachnoideum (large growing -) x 'Shirleys Joy'
'BASCOUR ZILVER'
Gustaaf van der Steen - Belgium 1979
S. arachnoideum ssp. arachnoideum x S. arachnoideum ssp. tomentosum
'BASTOGNE'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2000
'BATABA'
Nicholas Moore - Great Britain 1950s
'BATOK'
Martin Haberer - Germany 1981
'BAX'
Volkmar Schara - Germany 1998
'BE MINE'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Sally & Howard J. Wills - Great Britain 1996
'BEACON'
Ernie Fearnley - Great Britain 1970s
'BEACON HILL'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Ernie Fearnley - Great Britain 1973
'BEADY EYES'
S. globiferum ssp. globiferum cultivar
Cornelis Versteeg - Netherlands 2001
'BEAVTE PRINCE' ?
David T. Ford - Great Britan 1990
'BEATA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1999
'BEATE' look 'BEAUTE'
'BEATLES MEMORY'
Carlo K.J. de Wilde - Netherlands 2000
'BEAUTE' = probable 'Beate' ?
BILL KEEN - Great Britan 1950's ?
'BEAUTY GESTE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1990
'BEAUTY SPOT'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1989
'BECHLERI' = 'URALTURMALIN'
'BECKY'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1988
'BEDAZZLED'
Kevin C. Vaughn - USA 1980s
'BEDIVERE' syn. 'Belvedere' missp.
Edward Skrocki - USA 1973
'Atroviolaceum' x ?
Ø 8 cm
sometimes crested - look 'Bedivere's Fan'
'BEDIVERE'S FAN'
a crested 'Bedivere'
named by Harry Chi-king Mak - China
in "Photo Album of Succulents in Colour Vol. 3"
'BEERINGEN'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1993
'BEETHOVEN'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BELCORE'
S. heuffelii cultivar
named by Helen E. Payne - USA 1979
Dr. C. W. Nixon wrote in SFAN Vol. XI, No. 3: "'Belcore' was called 'Type Plant No. 2" in this country and only later on did Helen Payne give it its present name. One is tempted to wonder if all or some of this plants are really the same. Perhaps all of this can be sorted out in the future."
'BELINDA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BELLA MEADE'
David T. Ford - Great Britan 1978
Award of Merit 1980
'BELLADONNA' (syn. 'Bella Donna')
Sandy MacPherson - USA 1970
'BELLATRIX'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2003
'BELLE CENTER'
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BELLE DE CRECY'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2001
'BELLE ETOILE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1993
'BELLE MEADE' = 'BELLA MEADE'
'BELLE PEREZ'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BELLE SKROCKI'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1993
'BELLEROPHONE' syn. 'Botanicus Smit'
Gustaaf van der Steen - Belgium
'BELLOTT'S' = 'BELLOTT'S POURPRE'
+ probable 'BELLOTTI' = 'BELLOTT'S POURPRE'
'BELLOTT'S MERIT'
Gustaaf van der Steen - Belgium 1979
S. 'Othello' x S. 'Purpurriese'
'BELLOTT'S POURPRE' syn. 'Bellott's' and probable 'Bellotti' + 'Bellott's Purple'
Gustaaf van der Steen - Belgium 1979
'Imperial' x 'Othello'
In February Mary Mitchell has written in a SSJ: "glorious deep dark red, almost black winter colour..."
'BELLOTT'S PURPLE' = probable 'BELLOTT'S POURPRE'
'BELLOTT'S SEEDLING' = 'BELLOTT'S VARIETY' ?
- a list with the addition "on his list but never released"
'BELLOTT'S VARIETY' syn. 'Bellott's Seedling' ?
Gustaaf van der Steen - Belgium 1979
'BELRIKA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1985
'BELVEDERE' missp. = 'BEDIVERE'
'BEN BOW'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BEN MORE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 2001
'BEN RUSHEN'
Nicholas Moore - Great Britain 1950s
'BENALA'
Erwin Geiger - Germany 2002
Ø 6,5 cm
growing slowly!
'BENEDICTINE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BENELUX'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1990
'BENGAL'
David T. Ford - Great Britan 1978
'BENGTE'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1993
'BENIBOTAN'
translation: Beni = crimson and botan = peony
'BENJAMIN'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Cornelis Versteeg - Netherlands 1986
Ø 3,5 - 4 cm
'BENNEBROEK' syn. 'Bennebroek Variety'
Gustaaf van der Steen - Belgium 1979
'Othello' x S. marmoreum 'Rubicundum'
'BENNY HILL'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1985
'BENZ' syn. 'Benze'
S. calcareum cultivar
collected by Ben J. M. Zonneveld - Holland and introduced in 1981
has a vastly increased number of rosette leaves than a normal leaved form
'BEPPO'
Horst Diehm - Germany 2004
'Amtmann Fischer' x ?
Ø 8 - 10 cm
named after the nickname - Wilfried Bremann
'BERDIEN'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1983
'BERENICE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BERGGEIST'
Kayser & Seibert - Germany 1972
'BERGHEIN' missp. = probably syn. 'BERNSTEIN'
no additional information available
'BERINGSEGIETJE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BERMUDA' missp. = 'BURMUDA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
'BERMUDA SUNSET'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Dr. C. William Nixon - USA 1983
'Minuta' x ?
described by the breeder in SFAN Vol. XI, No. 3: "Among several dozen seedlings of 'Minuta' that I grew in the hope of getting a small form of S. heuffelii but with better coloring than 'Minuta', this is the only one that stayed small. The remaining plants grew as large as any other cultivar, and one would never have guessed that 'Minuta' was one of the parents. 'Bermuda Sunset', however, has remained small. Its normal size is just a shade larger than 'Minuta', and it has a far superior color...
...Its color is a rich rusty red most of the time, and it is noteworthy for its small rosettes with many small, closely-packed leaves..."
'BERNA'
Jakob Eschmann - Switzerland 1978
'BERNARDINA'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1987
'BERNSTEIN'
Germany
notice: sometimes 'Alchimist' is spreaded under this name
'BERTHA LEDGE'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2000
'BERTWIN'
S. x nixonii cultivar (S. x kwediana)
Ben J. M. Zonneveld - Netherlands 1984
S. globiferum ssp. allionii coll. ESTENG x S. heuffelii ('Giuseppi Spiny'?)
brother of 'Jamin'
'BEST CHOICE'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Cornelis Versteeg - Netherlands 2002
'BETA' syn. 'Beta Mayfair'
Georg Arends - Germany 1927
S. arachnoideum x dark coloured cultivar ('Triste', 'Violaceum', 'Atroviolaceum' and others)
'BETEIGEUZE'
S. grandiflorum cultivar
Karl Heinz Marx - Germany end of the 80's
namend after a constellation
'BETELGEUX'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium
'BETHANY'
unknown origin
no additional information available
'BETTI BELINDA'
Hans-Jörg Gensch (Hans-Joerg G.) - Germany 2003
'Dark Cloud' x ?
'BETTINA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2000
'BETTY'
no additional information available
introduced by Bob Smoley
'BEVERLO'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1985
'BEVERLOSEGIETJE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BEYZA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2001
'BIANCA'
Carlo K.J. de Wilde - Netherlands 1997
'BIBI'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1987
'BIBIANA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BICOLOR'
S. tectorum cultivar
mentioned in Les Joubarbes by Henry Correvon: "This is a bicolor form of S. tectorum of which Farrer gives a photograph in his "English Rock Garden", page 318.
We received it from Chate in Paris in 1887."
'BICOLOR'
one parent possibly S. marmoreum 'Brunneifolium'
no additional information available
possible syn. from the above ?
'BICOLOR'
S. calcareum cultivar
this name often given as syn. from the species
'BIENVENUE'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1981
'BIG BAG BOO'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1995
'BIG BANG'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BIG BROTHER'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BIG CHIEF'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BIG CIRCUS'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BIG DADDY'
Carlo K.J. de Wilde - Netherlands 1999
'BIG GREEN'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Cornelis Versteeg - Netherlands 2000
'BIG MAMA'
Carlo K.J. de Wilde - Netherlands 1997
'BIG RED' = 'PURDY'S BIG RED'
'BIG SISTER'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BIG SLIPPER'
Carl Purdy - USA
'BIJ MIJSELF'
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BIJOU'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1993
'BILL KEEN'
named by Cyril Parr - Great Britain 1960s
'BIMM'
Heidi, Franziska & Roberto Strauß (Strauss) - Germany 2003
'BINE'S FAVORIT'
Horst Diehm - Germany 2002
named by Sabine Schwaldt
Ø 4 - 8 cm
named after the nickname from the breeders daughter
'BING CROSBY'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1993
'BINGO'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Cornelis Versteeg - Netherlands 2001
'BIRCHMEIER'
'BIRCHMEYER' = 'ROYANUM'
'BIRGIT'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BIZARRE ROSE'
Erwin Geiger - Germany 2005
crested form of Mauna Kea
'BJEVELS'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1981
'BJEVELS CARNAVAL'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1994
'BJORN'
Carlo K.J. de Wilde - Netherlands 1997
'BLACK BEAUTY' = 'DARK BEAUTY'
'BLACK CLARET'
Nicholas Moore – Great Britain 1952
S. tectorum 'Nigrum' x S. 'Gloriosum'
'BLACK EMERALD'
named by Erwin Geiger - Germany 2003
'BS Rotbart' (misapp.)
Ø 6 cm
'BLACK KNIGHT' = 'BLACK PRINCE'
'BLACK MAGIC'
Nicholas Moore – Great Britain 1950's
'BLACK MINI'
David T. Ford – Great Britain 1985
'BLACK MOUNTAIN'
Ben J. M. Zonneveld - Netherlands 1985
S. montanum coll. SIMPLON x seedling - 'Ornatum'
notice: It seems some plants - 'Black Mountain' and 'Black Mini' are confused in some collections. One of them is more velvety than the other. It will be checked next spring!
'BLACK PRINCE' syn. 'Black Knight'
Len A. Earl - Great Britain 1962
Award of Merit 1975
Bronze Rosette 1976
'BLACK ROUGE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1989
'BLACK VELVET'
David T. Ford - Great Britan 1985
'BLADON'
no additional information available
'BLANCHE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1994
'BLANCHE BAY'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2003
'BLARI' syn. S. blari ?
Botanical Garden Amsterdam - Netherlands ?
'BLAUE RITTER' missp. = 'BLAUER RITTER'
'BLAUER HARNISCH'
Bernhard Röllich (Roellich) - Germany 2001
Ø 12 cm
'BLAUER RITTER' syn. 'Blaue Ritter' missp.
Karl Heinz Marx - Germany end of the 70s
good blue-purple wintercolour
'BLAUKRAUT'
Erwin Geiger - Germany 2005
'Black Emerald' x ?
'BLAZE'
S. heuffelii cultivar
David T. Ford - Great Britain 1988
'BLITS'
S. x nixonii cultivar
S. globiferum ssp. globiferum x S. heuffelii
Cornelis Versteeg - Netherlands 2001
'BLONDINE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1997
'BLOOD GOOD' = 'BLOODGOOD'
'BLOOD TIP'
Sandy MacPherson - USA
'BLOODGOOD' syn. 'Blood Good'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1993
'BLOODSTONE'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Dr. C. W. Nixon - USA 1983
parentage unknown
the breeder wrote in SFAN Vol. XI, No. 3: "Simply put, this is the S. heuffelii cultivar with he overall completely dark, dark red rosette of any that I have seen. It is always handsome. Rosettes are medium to large in size."
'BLOODY MARY'
Erwin Geiger - Germany 2006
'BLOODY MARY'
S. globiferum cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BLU STAR' = 'BLUE STAR'
found at a homepage - Poland
'BLUE ANGEL'
Carlo K.J. de Wilde - Netherlands 2000
'BLUE BALOU'
Hans Graf - Germany 2009
'BLUE BIRD'
Ben J. M. Zonnveld - Netherlands 1990
BLUE BOY
Kevin C. Vaughn - USA 1977
S. 'Thayne' x ?
'BLUE BURGUNDY'
'Purdys 50-5' x 'Silverine'
Kevin C. Vaughn - USA 1977
'BLUE LIGHT'
named by Elisabeth Probst - Germany 2001
intodruced by perennial nursery Probst
Ø 6 cm
'BLUE MOON'
Helen E. Payne - USA 1975
notice: there's another wrong plant labelled as 'Blue Moon' in our collections.
'BLUE STAR' syn. 'Blu Star'
no additional information available
found at a homepage - Poland
'BLUE TIME' = possibly 'LILAC TIME'
introduced by Tinpenny nursery - Great Britain
'BLUEBERRY PIE'
Jack Broxholme (Cavendish Perennials) - canada renamed this missort
'BLÜTENWOLKE' ('BLUETENWOLKE')
S. arachnoideum cultivar
Martin Haberer - Germany 1987
Ø 2,5 cm
'BLUSH'
Edward Skrocki - USA 1981
'BLUTROT'
S. globiferum ssp. hirtum cultivar
introduced by Kakteen Haage - Germany 2004
'BOGESLOT'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium
'BOISSIERI'
S. tectorum cultivar
described by J. G. Baker in 1879
description in Les Joubarbes by Henry Correvon: "Plant forming clumps with rosettes very compact, thick, Ø 5 - 8 cm; the young rosettes are very short pedunculate; leaves oblanceolate, cuspidate, larger toward on the centre, less sharply cuspidate than those of S. tectorum, the outer leaves green, imperceptibly brownish toward the top, 2.5 - 3.0 cm in length, the inner leaves slightly glaucous and carrying a large dark brown stain at the tip; flowering stalks 20 - 25 cm high with oblong - lanceolate leaves, closely over-lapping, reddish and very ciliate; panicles 5 cm or more; stamens much shorter than the petals with red-brown filaments.
Native habitat unknown. Description made - a specimen that flowered at Kew, July 1878. I received it - Kew in 1898, - Verrieres (Vilmorin) in 1905 and - Kesselring in 1911."
notice: nursery T. Germann, Germany introduced 'Grüne Rose' ('Gruene Rose') labelled as 'Boissieri'
'BOKKENRIJDERS'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1995
'BOKRIJK'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1987
'BOLD CHICK'
Edward Skrocki - USA 1980
'BOLERO'
S. heuffelii cultivar
David T. Ford - Great Britan 1985
'BOLLIE-BILLIE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1980
'BOMARDIER'
W. Ronald – Great Britain 1979
'BONANZA'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1982
'BOOTES'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2003
'BOOTHS RED'
Mina Colvin - USA
'BORA'
Andre Smits - Belgium 2001
'BORA'
S. heuffelii - cultivar
Martin Haberer - Germany 1986
Ø 5 cm
'BORACCIO'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Martin Haberer - Germany 2001
Ø 5 cm
'BOREALIS' 'BOREALIA' ?
S. globiferum cultivar
'BORGARDINA'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1991
'BORINO'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Martin Haberer - Germany 2001
Ø 4 cm
'BOROMIR'
Betty Z. Bronow - USA
named after a character - Tolkiens 'Lord of the Rings'
'BOMBARDIER'
W. Ronald - Great Britain
'BORIS' = 'BORISII'
S. ciliosum ssp. ciliosum cultivar
'BORISII' syn. 'Boris'
S. ciliosum ssp. ciliosum cultivar
'BOTANICUS SMIT' = 'BELLEROPHONE'
'BOULDER WALL' = 'HOOKERI'
'BOULE D'ARGENT'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BOULE DE NEIGE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1994
'BOURG LEOPOLD'
Andre Smits - Belgium 2001
'BOW BELLS'
Andre Smits - Belgium
'BOW BELLS'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 2001
'BOWLES GIANT'
E. A. Bowles - Great Britan
'BOY WONDER'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BRACE' missp.? = probable 'BRONCO'
no additional information available
'BRAMINA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1994
'BRAMIRA'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1983
'BRAND NEW HEAVIES'
Volkmar Schara - Germany 1998
'BRAND NEW TOY'
Volkmar Schara - Germany 2000
'Neptune' x ?
'BRANDARIS' syn. 'Bandaris'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Cornelis Versteeg - Netherlands 1986
Ø 8 cm
named to a well-known lighthouse, in the north of Netherlands, situated at the Frisian Isle (Wadden Eiland) Terschelling.
Most likely named to St. Brandaris - builded 1593-1594, height 52,50, stairs 225
'BRAUN KUGEL' = 'BRAUNKUGEL'
'BRAUNBÄR' ('BRAUNBAER')
Günter (Guenter) Dillmann - Germany 1995
'BRAUNE MAUS'
Erwin Geiger - Germany 2000
Ø 3 - 3,5 cm
'BRAUNE SCHÖNE'
introduced by alpine nursery Dressel - Germany
no additional information available
'BRAUNER KIESEL'
S. arachnoideum cultivar
introduced by alpine nursery Dressel - Germany
no additional information available
'BRAUNII'
Helen E. Payne wrote in her book: "Hybrid (not the S. braunii of Praeger or Correvon, since this one has rose-colored flower instead of yellow.) Tight, one inch, green rosettes with nut brown tips. Almost imperceptively downy on back and face of leaves. This down can be seen only with a sharp eye or a magnifying glass. 'Braunii' is a favourite with everyone for its smallness, neatness and lovely rosy flowers."
- Helen E. Payne maybe had the S. montanum ssp. stiriacum (look below) in cultivation?
- some people described plants under this name:
Arcangeli in 1882 (nom. illeg.) = syn. S. grandiflorum
Funck ex Koch in 1835 = S. montanum ssp. stiriacum
Maly in 1868 (nom. illeg.) = S. pittonii
Ledebour in 1843 (nom. illeg.) = S. pumilum
Facchinetti in 1905 (nom. illeg.) = S. x rupicola
and
Funck ex Koch in 1835 = S. montanum ssp. stiriacum:
- mentioned in Les Joubarbes by Henry Correvon: "described in Sturm. Deutsch, Flora; XI, s. 67, pl. colour; Koch syn., p. 263; Lehmann & Schnittsp. Flora, 1885, p.7 (syn. S. tectorum Eichw.)
Rosettes medium size; leaves of a brilliant green, convex on both surfaces, recurved and imbricated, with angles obtuse, glandular-pubescent; stalks 10 - 12 cm; panicles weak; flowers clear yellow; petals narrow, twice as long as the sepals.
Tyrol, Carinthia, Alps of Grisons at 1800 - 2500 m altitude on granite. Received from the Botanic Garden of Laybach in 1893 (as seeds) and in 1894 (as plants); from the Botanic Garden of Brunswick (seeds) in 1895; from the Botanic Garden at Erlangen (seeds) in 1897, and from Haage & Schmidt in 1904."
- maybe a synonym - 'Brownii' ?
'BRAUNKUGEL'(syn. 'Braun Kugel')
Martin Haberer - Germany 1977
Ø 8 cm
'BREAR O'DAY'
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BRENDA'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1987
'BRETT'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1982
'BRIGADIER'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BRIGHT YELLOW FORM'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Edward Skrocki - USA
'BRILLAND RED'
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BRILLIANTE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1989
'BRISAS'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Martin Haberer - Germany 2001
Ø 4 cm
'BRITTA'
Martin Haberer - Germany 1979
Ø 7 cm
'BRITTANY'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1993
'BROCADE'
S. heuffelii cultivar
David T. Ford - Great Britain 1980
'BROCK'
Len A. Earl – Great Britain 1961
Award of Merit 1977
Silver Rosette 1978
'BROMLEY ARISTOCRAT'
Nicholas Moore - Great Britain 1950s
'BRONCO' probable syn. 'Brace' missp.
Martin Haberer - Germany 1977
Ø 5 - 8 cm
very good colour all year round!
'BRONKE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1983
'BRONTE'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1989
'BRONZE AGE'
S. heuffelii cultivar
David T. Ford – Great Britain 1975
'BRONZE BRUN'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1997
'BRONZE GLOBE'
S. globiferum ssp. globiferum cultivar
Cornelis Versteeg - Netherlands 2000
'BRONZE INGOT'
S. heuffelii cultivar
David T. Ford - Great Britain 1970's
Silver Rosette 1975
'BRONZE KING'
S. heuffelii cultivar
David T. Ford - Great Britain 1980
'BRONZE ODINA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1999
'BRONZE PASTEL'
Nicholas Moore - Great Britain 1950's
S. marmoreum ssp. erythraeum coll. RILA x S. marmoreum cultivar 'Chocolate'
similar to 'Pastel', 'Nouveau Pastel'
'BRONZE TOWER'
Nicholas Moore - Great Britain 1950's
Silver Rosette 1980
'BROSIA'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1982
'BROSIA'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BROWN OWL'
David T. Ford - Great Britan 1985
'BROWNIE'
'BROWNII' maybe syn. from S. 'Braunii' ?
David Ford – Great Britain?
no additional information available
'BROWN FLUSH'
Carlo K.J. de Wilde - Netherlands 1999
'BROWN PASTEL'
Nicholas Moore - Great Britain 1960
'BROWNIE'
David T. Ford - Great Britan 1979
'BROWNSPOT HAVEN'
Carlo K.J. de Wilde - Netherlands 1996
'BRUN KORSPEL'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1999
'BRUNNEIFOLIUM'
S. marmoreum ssp. marmoreum cultivar
old cultivar, collected in southern Hungarian
described 1932 by L. R. Prager in "An Account of the Sempervivum Group"
'BRUNNEIFOLIUM DARK FORM' = 'CHOCOLATE'
S. marmoreum ssp. marmoreum cultivar
'BRUNRAND'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1984
'BRUSSEL'
a seedling of Gustaaf van der Steen, but probable not released
'BS PURPURSTERN' = 'PURPURSTERN'
'BS ROTBART' = 'ROTBART'
'BS SILBERRING' = 'SILBERRING'
'BUCKEYE BELLE'
Andre Smits - Belgium 2002
'BUFF PASTEL'
Nicholas Moore - Great Britain 1960
'BUFFALD BILL'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1989
'BUFFY'S DOLL'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1990
'BUNGEANA' ?
no additional information available
'BUNNY GIRL'
Bruce Robertson - Scottland
'BUNTSTACHEL'= 'CELON'
'BUNTTEPPICH'
Horst Diehm - Germany 2003
'Candy Floss' x ?
Ø 4 - 8 cm, fast and compact grower
'BURANE'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Martin Haberer - Germany 1987
Ø 5 cm
'BURGHARIS'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Andre Smits - Belgium 1996
'BURGUNDY'
Kevin C. Vaughn - USA 1974
maybe a syn. 'Burgundy Velvet' - look below or 'Ohio Burgundy'
'BURGUNDY MOON'
S. calcareum cultivar
named by Erwin Geiger - Germany 1998
'BURGUNDY PURPLE'
no additional information available
'BURGUNDY VELVET' maybe syn. 'Burgundy' ?
Patty Drown - USA 1974
'Missouri Rose' x ?
'BURMUDA' syn. 'Bermuda' missp.
S. heuffelii cultivar
David T. Ford - Great Britain 1975
'BURNISHED BRONZE'
Keith Ormrod - Great Britan
'BURSTER'
S. heuffelii cultivar
Martin Haberer - Germany 2003
Ø 4 cm
'BUTTERBUR'
Betty Bronow - USA
'Collage' x ?
named after a character - Tolkiens 'Lord of the Rings'
'BUTTERFLY'
Edward Skrocki - USA 1980s
notice: maybe a second different plant in cultivation - looks like 'Garnet' ?
'BUTTERPAT'
Andre Smits - Belgium 1985