Aeonium consists of evergreen succulents that typically grow in a shrubby form. They feature thick leaves arranged in rosettes at the tips of their branches. During blooming, these plants produce clusters of small, star-like flowers characterized by their slender petals.

Aeonium arboreum green-leaved

Aeonium arboreum subsp. holochrysum is a perennial succulent known for its branching growth pattern. This plant can reach a considerable height. In intense sunlight, the leaves may exhibit a reddish-brown hue.

Aeonium arboreum subsp. holochrysum

Aeonium arboreum var. arboreum

Aeonium arboreum var. rubrolineatum

Aeonium aureum

Aeonium balsamiferum is a succulent subshrub that can reach heights of 1.2 to 1.5 meters. It features robust, pale grey-brown branches topped with rosettes that have a diameter of approximately 20 centimeters. These rosettes consist of spoon-shaped leaves that are sticky to the touch and emit a balsam fragrance, displaying a pale green hue and pointed tips. In late spring, mature specimens produce flower panicles measuring between 15 and 25 centimeters, adorned with numerous pale yellow blooms.

Aeonium balsamiferum

Aeonium burchardii

Aeonium calderense

Aeonium canariense is a succulent characterized by its large rosettes composed of thick, green leaves. In its natural habitat, it can reach heights of up to 1 meter, although when grown in containers, it typically stays around 50 centimeters. As the plant matures, it tends to produce a bare stem. Pruning the top encourages the growth of lateral shoots, resulting in a bushier appearance. Eventually, this species may produce clusters of yellow-green flowers before completing its life cycle.

Aeonium canariense

Aeonium canariense 'Variegatum'

Aeonium canariense Californian selection

Aeonium canariense var. palmense

Aeonium canariense var. subplanum is a succulent that typically reaches a height of about 30 cm. It develops cupped rosettes composed of smooth, light green leaves, which may exhibit a pink hue under dry or cooler conditions. In spring, it can produce a flower spike that rises from the center of the rosette, bearing pale yellow blooms. After flowering, the original rosette will perish, but it will have generated offsets at its base for continued growth.

Aeonium canariense var. subplanum

Aeonium canariense var. virgineum is a succulent evergreen subshrub characterized by its compact growth habit. It features short stems that support rosettes of broad, spoon-shaped leaves, which have a subtle downy texture and a velvety green hue. Under full sun exposure, the leaf tips develop a reddish tint. During the summer months, mature rosettes send up spikes adorned with yellow-green flowers. Once flowering concludes, these spikes wither away, making room for new offshoots to emerge.

Aeonium canariense var. virgineum

Aeonium castello-paivae is a succulent subshrub that retains its foliage year-round. It features short, branching stems that end in clusters of fleshy leaves, which can reach up to 7 cm in diameter. The leaves are spoon-shaped and pointed, exhibiting a pale green to yellow-green coloration with occasional red streaks. During the summer, established rosettes develop spikes adorned with greenish-white flowers.

Aeonium castello-paivae

Aeonium castello-paivae var. sarae

Aeonium ciliatum is a succulent evergreen subshrub characterized by its branching stems that culminate in rosettes of thick leaves. The rosettes on the primary stem can reach a diameter of 20 centimeters, while those on the side stems may measure up to 10 centimeters. The leaves are spoon-shaped, displaying a green hue accented by reddish edges and fine hairs along the margins. In summer, mature rosettes generate spikes adorned with greenish-white flowers.

Aeonium ciliatum

Aeonium cuneatum is a succulent evergreen subshrub characterized by its sparsely branching stems that support large, cup-shaped rosettes of thick, wedge-shaped green leaves. The leaf edges can be finely hairy and may exhibit a wavy appearance. In the summer, mature rosettes develop spikes that bear yellow flowers.

Aeonium cuneatum

Aeonium cuneatum blue-leaved

Aeonium davidbramwellii

Aeonium decorum

Aeonium decorum 'Variegatum' (v)

Aeonium decorum var. guarimiarense

Aeonium diplocyclum

Aeonium diplocyclum 'Gigantea'

Aeonium dodrantale

Aeonium escobarii

Aeonium gaulgonium

Aeonium glandulosum is a succulent evergreen subshrub characterized by a short stem supporting dense rosettes of leaves that range from red to green. During the summer months, mature rosettes generate spikes adorned with small, star-like flowers that are pale yellow. This plant prefers conditions with partial shade for optimal growth.

Aeonium glandulosum

Aeonium glutinosum

Aeonium gomerense is a succulent evergreen subshrub characterized by its loosely branching stems that bear rosettes of thick leaves, which can reach up to 28 cm in diameter. The leaves have a grey-green hue, tapering to a narrow base and ending in a pointed tip, often displaying a reddish tint along the edges. During the summer months, established rosettes will produce spikes that bear greenish-white flowers.

Aeonium gomerense

Aeonium goochiae

Aeonium goochiae 'Ballerina' is a succulent evergreen subshrub characterized by its dense, branching stems that support compact rosettes of fleshy leaves, reaching sizes of up to 12 cm in diameter. The leaves are soft to the touch, slightly adhesive, and exhibit a pale green hue complemented by creamy white edges. In the summer months, mature rosettes bear spikes adorned with white flowers featuring pink centers.

Aeonium goochiae 'Ballerina' (v)

Aeonium gorgoneum

Aeonium guatamalense

Aeonium haworthii is a perennial subshrub characterized by its branches, which terminate in clusters of thick, broad leaves that exhibit a grey-green hue. The plant produces panicles adorned with small flowers that are pale yellow or exhibit a hint of pink.

Aeonium haworthii

Aeonium haworthii 'Bicolor'

This branched succulent features eye-catching, tri-colored rosettes. The leaves emerge in a lemon-yellow hue, transitioning to green with a red margin as they mature.

Aeonium haworthii 'Dream Color' (v)

Aeonium hierrense is a perennial succulent sub-shrub that can reach heights of up to 1.2 meters. It features a mostly unbranched stem that may be smooth or exhibit slight fissures, supporting a rosette of dark green leaves approximately 60 centimeters in diameter. The leaves are often edged with fine hairs and may display hints of red or purple. In spring, this plant produces a flowerhead that can expand to 50 centimeters, displaying shades of pink and white.

Aeonium hierrense

Aeonium hybrid

Aeonium korneliuslemsii

Aeonium lancerottense

Aeonium laxum

Aeonium leucoblepharum is a tall, branching succulent that can reach up to 75 cm in height. It features rosettes of elongated, spoon-shaped leaves that are fleshy and a light bluish-green in color, accented by a prominent dark pink stripe down the center. As the plant matures, the older leaves may exhibit a pink or brown tint when exposed to bright sunlight.

Aeonium leucoblepharum

Aeonium leucoblepharum 'Spoonbill'

Aeonium leucoblepharum red stripe form

Aeonium lindleyi is a succulent evergreen subshrub that is not commonly found in gardens. It features compact, woody branches topped with rosettes of spoon-shaped leaves that are hairy and have a slightly sticky texture, displaying a yellow-green hue. In the summer, established rosettes generate spikes adorned with small, star-like yellow blooms.

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