Giant Velvet Rose | Velvety Green Succulent

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Giant Velvet Rose

Aeonium canariense

Oversized, velvety green rosettes form beautiful sculptural mounds, bringing bold texture and year-round interest to succulent gardens.

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Description

Giant Velvet Rose (Aeonium canariense) is a striking evergreen succulent admired for its oversized, velvety green rosettes and sculptural growth habit. Its broad, spoon-shaped leaves have a soft, fuzzy texture, with tips that may develop reddish tones in bright light. Over time, the plant forms attractive mounding colonies of overlapping rosettes. Mature rosettes produce showy clusters of yellow flowers from winter into spring. Drought-tolerant and low-maintenance, this Canary Islands native is ideal for succulent gardens, rock gardens, and decorative containers.

Quick Facts

Foliage & Flowers: Large, fuzzy, bright green rosettes with reddish leaf tips and yellow winter-to-spring flowers.
Mature Height: 1–2 ft.
Mature Spread: 2–3 ft.
Growth Rate: Slow to moderate.
Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 9–11; Sunset Zones 15–17, 20–24.
Light Requirement: Full sun in coastal areas; partial sun or filtered shade in hot inland climates.
Core Benefits: Sculptural rosettes, velvety foliage, drought tolerance, and low maintenance.
Best Uses: Succulent gardens, rock gardens, decorative containers, coastal landscapes, and Mediterranean-style gardens.

Faqs

Q: Can Giant Velvet Rose grow in full sun?
A: Yes, especially in mild coastal climates. In hot inland areas, provide afternoon shade to protect the leaves from sunburn.

Q: How often should Giant Velvet Rose be watered?
A: Water sparingly once established and allow the soil to dry between waterings. Reduce irrigation during hot summer dormancy and avoid waterlogged soil.

Q: Does Giant Velvet Rose die after flowering?
A: Individual rosettes are monocarpic, meaning they die after flowering. However, surrounding rosettes and offsets can continue growing.

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San Francisco Bay Area is our primary local delivery market. Victory Nursery also serves additional California markets and selected extended delivery areas by arrangement.

Regular local delivery: San Francisco, Peninsula, South Bay, East Bay, Marin, Tracy / Mountain House and surrounding service areas.

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