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A striking grey rosetted cultivar that turns green by the end of summer but does not develop red tints. In 2001 Horst Diehm wrote: "bluish-silvery, squat rosettes, downy hairy, diameter 3 cm" Sempervivums by Post say: "'Blue Moon' is an American variety from Helen E. Payne (1975). It is especially attractive with its early pink colour in winter/spring before getting cooler blue-green tones during the summer months. |
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