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Short Black

 According to Rudolf Schulz, Aeonium in habitat and cultivation, 2007,  this is "a mutation of A. 'Zwartkop' which branches profusely and forms compact mounds", only up to 30 cm tall.

 

Photos Noelene Tomlinson

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