Certainly the most fascinating among the various forms of Aeonium arboreum, due to the unmistakable color of its leaves that reach shades really close to black, hence the German term "Schwarzkopf" or "black head". Fast growing and easy succulent cultivation, it is native to North African. It can grow about one-meter tall and large in a short time, forming a very original "bush" that resembles a bouquet of black roses: its fleshy stems in fact have narrow and long at the top leaves, with rounded apex and a rosette arrangement of an unusual dark color. Its flowering, unpredictable and in any case linked to late spring, consists of conical inflorescences that develop from the heart of a rosette and are formed by small yellow daisies.
Based on their properties and traits, we have selected the plants that pair best with your choice.