Sempervivum ‘Rubin’

An unusual form of ‘Cobweb Houseleek’ having large red-flushed rosettes of succulent leaves spun with silvery threads like a spider’s web. Although being fairly robust and easy to grow, Sempervivums are best planted at the edge of a border or path, or in a rockery or pot where they will not become overshadowed by larger, more vigorous plants. They are one of the few plants which will tolerate hot, dry sites once they have become established.