Aeonium Tabuliforme

  
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Aeonium tabuliforme; is an unusual perennial succulent, almost stemless, short lived with a basal rosette, grows to 12in across, like a flat bright green plate. Has star-shaped flowers in spring.

I took this image at the Ventnor Botanic Gardens on the Isle of Wight, the gardens are sheltered by an Underclif an extensive area of landslip, which has formed a cliff shelf sheltered from the north by more cliffs.
This gives the Undercliff natural shelter and allows tropical plants to thrive in the open.
Some 22acres are home to tender and rear plants, shrubs and tropical vegetation from all over the world.

You may like to view this image in the larger form to get it's beauty.
Enjoy:)

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chriss35 - Jul 29, 2009 04:26 PM EDT
Once again my thanks go out to Ann and Jas for your nice comments on this image, thanks very much for viewing Chriss:)
Jas - Jul 28, 2009 05:10 AM EDT
Unusual plant Chriss! Must look out for it next time I visit the Botanical Gardens.
A.Lovely - Jul 26, 2009 04:27 PM EDT
What an interesting plant you have captured, Chriss. The textures in the photograph are wonderful.

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