Here's the list of Renata's semps & jovis. Will have first year's
chicks for exchange in late August (preferably September).

SEMPERVIVUM CULTIVARS:
ACHALM
ALCHIMIST
ALI
ALICE
ALINE
ALMAROOS
ALPHA
AMETHYST
ANAK KRAKATAU
ANDRENOR
ANTERICUM
ANTJE
APACHE
APOLLO
APPLE BLOSSOM
ARNO
ASHES OF ROSES
ASTRID
ATHEN
ATLANTIS
AUREUM
AYMON CORREVON
BANDI
BARBOURY COAST
BARONESSE
BEAUTIFUL
BEDIVERE
BELLADONNA
BETSY
BLACK PRINCE
BLARI
BLOOD TIP
BLUE BOY
BLUE ICE
BLUE LIGHT
BLUE MOON
BLUSHING
BOROMIR
BRAND NEW HEAVIES
BRAUNBÄR
BRAUNKUGEL
BRITTA
BRONCO
BRONZE PASTEL
BROWN FLUSH
BROWN OWL
BUTTERBUR
BUTTERFLY
CANCER (synonim CORONA)
CANDY FLOSS
CARUSO
CASABLANCA
CASAS CORQUE (maybe CANSAS GORGE)
CASCADE
CASSIOPEA
CENTURIAN
CHAROKEE
CHERRY TART
CHOCOLATE (A. Smith S. marmoreum
Bruneifolium dark form)
CLARE
CLEVELAND MORGAN
COLIMA
COLLECTOR ANCHISII
COMMANDER HAY
CONO
CORONA (see: CANCER)
CORONET
CORREVON
CORSAIR
CRESTA
CRIPELLO
CROWS
CUPREOIDES
CYRHAM
DAKOTA
DANIELLA
DARK BEAUTY
DARK POINT
DEGENIANUM (wrong for S. x degenianum)
DELTA
DESDEMONA
DIANE
DIMBORO
DIRECTOR JACOBS
DISCO
DOWNLAND QUEEN
DR. ZONNEVELD
DRAGONESS
DUKE OF WINDSOR
DUNKEL ROT
EBERTINA
EIGI
EISBÄR
EL MISTI
ELANIE
ELENA
ELISABETH
ELVA
EMMELINE
EPENDA
EREBUS
ERONGO
ESTELLE
EUGENIA
EXCALIBUR
EXCELENCE
EXORNA
FEUERRAD
FILOU
FIREFLY
FLAMING HEART
FLASHER
FLOWER POWER
FONTANAE
FORD GIANT
FORD'S AMABILITY
FORD'S GIANT
FORD'S SPRING
FRODO
FUEGO
FUZZY WUZZY
GALAHAD
GALAXIS
GAMMA
GAY JESTER
GAY SESTER (?)
GELINA
GIMSON VELVET
GIUSEPII
GLACIER
GLORIOSUM
GODDEDARD
GOLD AUB
GOLIATH
GOLLUM
GRANAT
GRAUGONG
GRAUPURPUR
GREEN APPLE
GREEN CAVO
GREEN GABLES
GREY DAWN
GREY LADY
GREY OWL
GREY VELVET
GRÃœNRAND
GRÃœNSPAN
GUNTHER
GUISEPPI
GYPSY
HABANNA
HAIDE
HALEMAUMAU
HANS
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
HART
HAULLAUER´S SEEDLING
HAVENDIJKER ABENDROT
HAVENDIJKER FEST
HAVENDIJKER KAI
HAVENDIJKER KIRMES
HAVENDIJKER KLAUSNER
HAVENDIJKER LEGION
HAVENDIJKER LEONARD
HAVENDIJKER LOHE
HAVENDIJKER SPLITT
HAVENDIJKER TEUFEL
HAVENDIJKS BEUTE
HAVENDIJKS FLUSH
HAVENDIJKS GIANT
HAVENDIJKS NEXT
HAVENDIJKS PERFECTION
HAVENDIJKS BEAR
HAVENDIJKS BEAUTY
HAVENDIJKS BLACK
HAVENDIJKS BRONZE
HAVENDIJKS BRUNETTE
HAVENDIJKS CRIMSON
HAVENDIJKS DIAMANT
HAVENDIJKS FIRE
HAVENDIJKS FIRST
HAVENDIJKS FIRST WEB
HAVENDIJKS KNIGHT
HAVENDIJKS LEOPARD
HAVENDIJKS MILKY WAY
HAVENDIJKS MILLENNIUM
HAVENDIJKS MIST
HAVENDIJKS MOUNTAIN
HAVENDIJKS NR. 1
HAVENDIJKS NR. 4
HAVENDIJKS PRIDE
HAVENDIJKS RED
HAVENDIJKS SPRING
HAVENDIJKS WEB
HAYLING
HEIDI
HEIGHAM RED
HEIKO
HEKLA
HERMANN NAPFEL
HEY-HEY
HOOKERI
HUNSRÃœCK
HYDRA
ICICLE
INCA
IPF
IRAZU
IROKESE
ISABELLA
IWO
JANKO & IRENKA
JET STREAM
JEWEL CASE
JUBILEE
JUPP
JUPPITER
JURRINA
KANSAS
KAPPA
KASSIKAPP
KATINGA
KATMAI
KELPONE
KELUT
KIARA
KIBO
KIKI
KIMONO
KING GEORGE
KINSEAR
KIP
KOBAYASHI RED
KOHALA
KOSMODIO
KRAFLA
KRAMER'S SPINRAD
KRATER
KUGELBLITZ
KYLIE MINOGUE
LADY KELLY
LAMOTTEI
LANCELOT
LAVANDER AND OLD LACE
LEE
LEGOLAS
LEOCADIA'S NEPHEW
LIESBETH
LILAC TIME
LIME LIGHT
LIPARI
LIPSTICK
LIVELY BUG
LOTT – LOTT
LÖWENHERZ
LYRA
MAHOGANY
MAIGRET
MAJESTIC
MAJOR
MAKABOE
MANUEL
MARA
MARELLA
MARMOREUM
MARSALA
MAUNA KEA
MAUNA LOA
MAX FREI
MAYA
MECKI
MELANIE
MENUET
MERKUR
META
MIGNON
MISTI
MOLLY
MONTE SICO
MOUNT HOOD
MYSTIC
NADELLA
NATHAN
NAVAJO
NEMRUT DAG
NEPTUNE
NEVIS
NICO
NIDAS
NIGHT RAVEN
NIOBE
NOBBE
NOCTURNO
NOIR
NORA
ODITTY
OHIO BURGUNDY
OLD ROSE
OLIVETTE
ORDENSTERN
ORION
ORIZABA
OTHELLO
PACIFIC BLUE ICE
PACIFIC DEVELS FOOD
PACIFIC HAIRY HEP
PACIFIC RED ROSE
PACIFIC RIM
PACIFIC SEXY
PACIFIC SHADOWS
PACKARDIAN
PAGRO
PALLAS
PAMIR
PANAREA
PANDA
PARICUTIN
PATRAS
PATRICIAN
PAX
PEKINESE
PESCADO
PETIT RENEE
PFEFERKUCHEN
PILTI
PINGO
PINK JENNY
PIPPIN
PIRI
PITON
PLAMENY
PLUMB ROSE
PROUD ZELDA
PRUHONICE
PURDY
PURDY'S 80-5
PURDY'S 90-1
QUAX
RACEY
RAMESIS
RASPBERRY ICE
RAUCHER KÃœLM
RAUHREIF
RED ACE
RED CHIEF
RED DELTA
RED DEMON
RED WINGS
REGIS FERNANDII
REINHARD
RENATA
RHEIN KIESEL
RHONE
RIHAMA
RITA JANE
ROBIN
ROHNSDORF HYBRID
ROMANZE
RONNY
RONSDORF
ROTER ZWERG
ROTKOPF
ROTMANTEL
ROTSANDERSTEINRIESE
ROTSTRAHL
ROYAL OPERA
RUBENS
RUBIN from Freehsdorf
RUBRA ASH
RUSTY
SABINA
SAITAMA
SANCY
SEEROSENSTERN
SEMINOLE
SHAMPOO
SHAURI
SHIRLEY JOY
SHIRLEY'S JOY
SIGI
SILBERCARNEOL
SILBERSPITZ
SILVER SONG
SILVER THAW
SIOUX
SIR WILLIAM LAWRENCE
SMARAGD
SMOKEY
SMOKEY JET
SPANISH DANCER
SPHERETTE
SPONDIAS
SPONNIER
SPRITE
STARSHINE
STERNSCHNUPPE
STETSON
ST. HELRNS
STRIDER
SULTAN
SUPRISE
SUPER DOME
SYLVIA
TAARA
TITANIA
TECK
TEDERHEID
TEIDE
TERRACOTA BABY
TIP TOP
TITANIA
TOPAZ
TOURMALINE
T'POL
TRACI SUE
TRISTAN
TRIUMPH
UTOPIAN
VAIKE
VICTORIAN
VILLOSUM
VIOLASCENS
VIOLETTA
VIRGIL
VITI
VLADO
WALPURGE
WASCBÄR
WEEPSAKE
WEISSE FEDER
WHITENING
WICHITA
WINTER BEAUTY
WOLCOTS VARIETY
XERXES
YOLANDA
ZELCA
ZHANE
ZILVER FOX COTE
ZIMTSTERN
ZULU

SEMPERVIVUM SPECIES:
S. andreanum (syn. S. tectorum ssp. alpinum)
S. annae coll. Omala
S. annetiense n.n.
S. antericum
S. apeninum
S. arachnoideum
S. arachnoideum coll. Austria
S. arachnoideum coll. Dolomitok/Passo di Fedaia
S. arachnoideum coll. Saas Fee, Switzerland
S. arachnoideum coll. Salardu /Pyrenees
S. arachnoideum coll. Andorra
S. arachnoideum cv. HOOKERI
S. arachnoideum cv. KAPPA
S. arachnoideum cv. ORDENSTERN
S. arachnoideum cv. SULTAN
S. arachnoideum f. webbianum cv. AUREUM
S. arachnoideum f. webbianum cv. ICICLE
S. arachnoideum rubrum
S. arachnoideum tomentosum
S. arachnoideum v. bryoides
S. arachnoideum v. glabrescens f. album
S. arachnoideum v. gnaphalium
S. arachnoideum v. laggeri
S. arachnoideum v. oligotrichum
S. arachnoideum v. sanguineum
S. arachnoideum v. tomentosum
S. arachnoideum x montanum
S. arachnoideum x nevadense from Sierra Nevada
S. armenum / S. armenicum
S. atlanticum
S.atlanticum coll. TIZINTICHA
S. atroviolaceum
S. atroviolaceum RUBRUM
S. balcanicum
S. balsii
S. brownii
S. calabricum hort.
S. calcareum EXTRA
S. calcereum
S. calcareum Greenii
S. calcareum LITTLE
S. calcareum Sir William Lawrence
S. calcareum Spinulifolium
S. calcareum coll. Guillaumes
S. cantabricum
S. cantabricum coll. Leitariegos
S. cantabricum ssp. guadarramense from Lobo No.1
S. cantabricum ssp. urbionense coll. Gaton
S. cantabricum x montanum v. stiriacum
S. caucasicum
S. caucasicum coll. Dagesztán
S. caucasicum coll. Dombai
S. charadzeae
S. charadzeae coll. Ober Raca
S. cilicium (?)
S. ciliosum
S. ciliosum coll. Ali Botush
S. ciliosum v. bandericianum
S. ciliosum x erythraeum
S. clusianum Abruzzi
S. cornuta
S. davisii coll. Agri Dagi
S. dolomiticum
S. dominii coll. Teberda-Dombai között, 1600 m
S. erythraeum
S. erythraeum coll. Pirin
S. from Pireneusok (?)
S. giuseppii
S. glaciale
S. graecum (hort.)
S. grandiflorum
S. grandiflorum coll. Nufennen Pass
S. ingwersenii
S. iranicum PF 2976 coll. Ardanuc
S. ispartae
S. italicum coll. Mt. Contento-Simbruini/Ol.
S. juwanii
S. kindingeri coll. Macedonia
S. leucanthum coll. Grúzia
S. longum
S. macedonicum
S. marmoreum bruneifolium
S. marmoreum coll. Börzsöny
S. marmoreum coll. Bükk-Molnár szikla
S. marmoreum coll. Rila
S. marmoreum f. patentifrons
S. marmoreum Mahagoni
S. marmoreum Michaelis Borsii
S. marmoreum ssp. erythraeum coll. PIRIN
S. marmoreum v.brunneifolium
S. marmoreum v. blandum coll. Ljubjana (?)
S. marmoreum v. blandum coll. Prokletje
S. marmoreum v. dinaricum
S. marmoreum x cv. Pinellii
S. matricum coll. Kamenica nad Hronom, Slovakia S 982-A
S. metallicum cv. Giganteum
S. milebrandtii
S. montanum coll. Magas-Tátra
S. montanum ssp. carpathicum from Kralovany, Slovakia S 953-A
S. montanum ssp. carpatichicum from Jastrabska skala, Slovakia S 053-
A
S. montanum ssp. erythraeum ex Rila
S. montanum ssp. montanum from Daxnerovo sedlo, Slovakia S 023-A
S. montanum Stilfser Jack
S. montanum v. burnattii coll. French Alps
S. moserianum
S. nevadense
S. octopodes
S. octopodes v. apetalum
S. pitonii
S. pumilum
S. rainardii
S. roseum
S. sp. Kovacovske vrchy/Cs.
S. sanguineum
S. smrzianum
S. stiriacum coll. Maltatal, Austria S 0410-F
S. striacum v. praegerls
S. tectorum
S. tectorum »Violaceum«
S. tectorum atrosanguineum
S. tectorum Lancelot
S. tectorum monstrosum
S. tectorum Atropurpureum
S. tectorum Atroviolaceum
S. tectorum Monstrosum
S. tectorum Robustum
S. tectorum Royanum
S. tectorum rubra
S. tectorum Typ Feldmayer
S. tectorum v. juratense
S. tectorum v. pyrenaicum
S. tectorum v. rubra
S. tectorum v. validum
S. tectorum Villosum
S. thompsonii
S. thompsonii
S. tomentosum
S. tometosum
S. transcaucasicum
S. webbianum
S. wulfenii
S. wulfenii from Riegersburs, Austria S 046-A
S. wulfenii x montanum
S. zeleborii (synonim S. ruthenicum)

Natural Sempervivum hybrids:
S. x adenotrichum from Mt. Ferrant
S. x albidae
S. x albidum (S. tectorum x wulfenii)
S. x albidum (wulfenii x grandiflorum)
S. x angustifolium
S. x braunii (montanum x wulfenii)
S. x comollii Rota (wulfenii x tectorum)
S. x fauconnettii (arachnoideum x tectorum)
S. x fimbriatum (arachn. x wulfenii)
S. x fontanae (arachn. x tect. v. glaucum)
S. x funckii
S. x funckii x aracnoideum
S. x hybridum (arachnoideum x tectorum)
S. x versicolor Typ A

Ex JOVIBARBA (now Sempervivum, too):
J. allionii
J. allionii coll. Esteng
J. allionii coll.Esteng x hirta from Biele Karpaty („cv. OKI�)
J. allionii x hirta v. glabrescens from Smeryouka
J. allionii x sobolifera
J. arenaria
J. heuffelii (two from different sources)
J. heuffelii kopaonikense
J. heuffelii APACHE
J. heuffelii coll. Pasina Glava / former Yugoslavia
J. heuffelii coll. Pelister, ex Yugoslavia
J. heuffelii coll. Pirin Vichren/Bulgaria
J. heuffelii coll. Rila
J. heuffelii Regina - Ameliae
J. heuffelii cv. Fandango
J. heuffelii cv. Xanthoheuff
J. heuffelii v. kopaonikense
J. hirta
J. hirta coll. Bélkő/Bükk
J. hirta coll. Budai hegység
J. hirta coll. Durmitor
J. hirta coll. Harsányhegy
J. hirta HEDGEHOG
J. hirta glauca
J. hirta coll. Mecsek
J. hirta coll. Odorvár/Bükk
J. hirta coll. SMERYONKA - SMERYOUKA
J. hirta coll. Szekrényes hegy
J. hirta f. rubra
J. hirta purpurea
J. hirta ssp. glabrescens from Ducove, Slovakia S 901-A
J. hirta ssp. hirta
J. hirta ssp. hirta from Stratenska Jaskyna, Slovakia S 891-A
J. hirta ssp. tatrensis coll. Klak, Slovakia S 021-J
J. hirta v. glabrescens
J. hirta v. neilreichii
J. hirta v. preissiana
J. hirta x sobolifera cv. Emerald Spring
J. sobolifera
J. sobolifera from Palava Mts /Czech Rep.
J. sobolifera JH 198 coll. St. Martin, 630m /Austria
J. sobolifera JH 200 coll. Gross Gerungd
J. x mitchellii cv. Sandy
J. globiferassp. hirtum
J. globiferum BLUTROT
J. globiferum sssp. allionii
J. globiferum ssp. arenarium
J. globiferum ssp. globiferum

Will also swap lost labels sempervivums (semps with no name) – have
cca 250 different! Special offer for swapping unnamed (lost labels)
species and cultivars in 2007 - you get doubled number of semps you
sent in exchange (for example, you sent 10 & get 20, you send 26 & get
52 etc.!) Swap sedums, too. Also buying semps at reasonable price!

Some photos: http://community.webshots.com/user/reneeslovenia

Interested? Mail me to renee(at)email.si

"renee" wrote in message
ps.com...
Here's the list of Renata's semps & jovis. Will have first year's
chicks for exchange in late August (preferably September).

snip

Why would we want to shop in Slovenia?

--
Travis in Shoreline Washington

"Travis M." wrote

Why would we want to shop in Slovenia?



I hate spam as much as anyone, but Usenet knows no boundaries.
It's a big world.



--
Toni
South Florida USA
USDA Zone 10
http://www.cearbhaill.com

On 3/11/07 8:26 AM, in article ,
"Janet Baraclough" wrote:

The message IlLIh.8983$mh7.5378@trnddc04
from "Travis M." contains these words:

"renee" wrote in message
ps.com...
Here's the list of Renata's semps & jovis. Will have first year's
chicks for exchange in late August (preferably September).

snip

Why would we want to shop in Slovenia?

The header says swap, not shop. Renee's post says, exchange. Swap is
a commonly used English verb meaning exchange without payment, nothing
to do with buying and selling.

Plant swaps are common and popular in Europe, there are lots of
European readers of this group. Slovenia is an EU member state. HTH.

Janet.(Scotland)




I am quite envious! I'd love some folks to swap with!

C

On 3/12/07 11:11 AM, in article ,
"Janet Baraclough" wrote:

The message
from Cheryl Isaak contains these words:

On 3/11/07 8:26 AM, in article ,
"Janet Baraclough" wrote:

The header says swap, not shop. Renee's post says, exchange. Swap is
a commonly used English verb meaning exchange without payment, nothing
to do with buying and selling.

Plant swaps are common and popular in Europe, there are lots of
European readers of this group. Slovenia is an EU member state. HTH.

Janet.(Scotland)




I am quite envious! I'd love some folks to swap with!

Don't they have plantswaps there? Why not start one?

Set up a local plant swap, it's easy. Garden clubs here often do it.
All you do is advertise a date and venue, open to all, and invite people
to either bring plants or just come and get plants, free. Usually, it's
outdoors; a large public area with car access is ideal. (I went to one
in a supermarket carpark) Arm yourself with plenty of old newspapers,
card boxes and old plastic bags for people to wrap and carry away
their finds. Late spring or late summer are good times.

Not all the people will have plants to bring, but that doesn't matter;
lots of keen gardeners want to find good homes for their surplus. Many
of the plants will be freshly dug up, in a lump of soil, no pot; but
lots more will be trays and pots of surplus seedlings, rooted
cuttings...you know how keen gardeners always end up prpagating far
more than they can use!

Some of the big plant swaps I've been to attract hundreds of people
from many miles away and thousands of plants are on offer. Some people
bring whatever common herbaceous plant is most invasive in their
garden; but that is ideal for people new to the area starting new
garden from scratch, and beginner gardeners, because the plants are free
and unlikely to fail. There will also be lots of rare and unusual
plants donated by specialists and obsessive collectors with very green
fingers. If it's spring, there will be trays and trays of spare lettuce
and tomato and vegetable and annual flower seedlings, or envelopes of
home-collected seed.

It helps if the donor labels his clump/pot, but very often they don't
know what the name is , or got it wrong by Chinese-whispers, and that's
good fun too. During the Gulf war or shortly after, I acquired a plant
from a swap labelled "Storming Norman". It was that black aeonium
Schwarztkopf. Two years ago, at the tail end of swap, I heard someone
say "I think we'll just throw away this box of funny squashed looking
bulbs, nobody wanted them " So I took them.

Scrawled in wobbly pencil on the big cardboard box was "Irene's,
yellow thing? ". Which may explain why nobody wanted them. The whole
lot grew, and they are not Irene's, or yellow; they are stunning pink
Nerines..

Janet.


There are swaps locally and I know my daylily friends do several, I really
wanted some of the sempervivums listed

Janet, I thank you for all your support.

I must say I was stunned that a person from USA does not understand
the meaning of word "swap". After all, it is an american expression
---

Thank you once more!!

Cheryl Isaak wrote:
On 3/11/07 8:26 AM, in article ,
"Janet Baraclough" wrote:

The message IlLIh.8983$mh7.5378@trnddc04
from "Travis M." contains these words:

"renee" wrote in message
ps.com...
Here's the list of Renata's semps & jovis. Will have first year's
chicks for exchange in late August (preferably September).
snip
Why would we want to shop in Slovenia?
The header says swap, not shop. Renee's post says, exchange. Swap is
a commonly used English verb meaning exchange without payment, nothing
to do with buying and selling.

Plant swaps are common and popular in Europe, there are lots of
European readers of this group. Slovenia is an EU member state. HTH.

Janet.(Scotland)




I am quite envious! I'd love some folks to swap with!

C

ME TOO!!!!!!!! I ADORE semps!! (truly, I DOES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
maddie in Eastern Tennessee (HI JANET!!!!! ) gbseg

Janet Baraclough wrote:
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maddie in Eastern Tennessee (HI JANET!!!!! ) gbseg

Hi Maddie. I saw one of my favourite " signs of spring" the other
day.. the first peeper post from you.

Janet
blush.......................................g