Canary Island flat giant houseleek (Aeonium canariense var. subplanum)

Where to plant

Let’s now see where to plant Canary Island flat giant houseleek (Aeonium canariense var. subplanum). What types of gardens and where this plant is normally grown.

Orientation

It tolerates being planted in different orientations. But if possible, plant Canary Island flat giant houseleek in a east facing, south facing or west facing garden.

Garden style

It has numerous uses in gardening and landscaping. Aeonium canariense var. subplanum can work very well in gardens of different styles:

• Mediterranean Gardens – can be formal or informal, and are inspired by the vegetation and materials of the hot, dry climates of the Mediterranean region;
• Patios, balconies and containers – gardens confined to the space next to buildings where the cultivation is done in pots and containers;
• Rock and gravel gardens – are gardens that feature extensive use of rocks and stones and include plants native to rocky or alpine environments;