Perennial Obsessions is a small Mom and Pop plant nursery located in 'Wine Country' of Oregon's Willamette Valley, near Salem. The 'mom and pop' of this nursery are both life-long nursery-folk that somehow found themselves growers and collectors of a wide variety of hardy succulents. The bulk of our collection are Sempervivum and Sedum, but we also have Rosularia, Saxifraga, Orostachy and Delosperma.
We offer starts from our ever-evolving collection to the gardening public. Because we are small, we seldom have more than 10 or 20 of any items, so this site will not be helpful to wholesale nurseries. Hardy succulents are easy-care plants that tolerate drought, heat, freezing temperatures, neglect, and errant lawn mowers.
We offer starts from our ever-evolving collection to the gardening public. Because we are small, we seldom have more than 10 or 20 of any items, so this site will not be helpful to wholesale nurseries. Hardy succulents are easy-care plants that tolerate drought, heat, freezing temperatures, neglect, and errant lawn mowers.
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It's best to replant your new plants as soon as possible. If you can't get to them right away, at least open the bags and place them in a cool, shady spot. Sempervivum-Trim roots (if present) and plant into well-drained soil. Make sure to press soil firmly around roots and try to keep the crown at the soil line.
We have redesigned our website to create a better browsing experience on your PC as well as for your mobile device. Note that if you were a customer using the old website, none of the previous order information was brought forward to this new website and is no longer available online. If you have not created an account, you will need to create an account if you want to view your order history on this new website.
If you are ordering outside of the United States and its territories, please include a Phytosanitary Certificate as part of your order. Please note: we cannot ship internationally without this permit. If you would like more information about Phytosanitary Certificates, please visit the USDA site for forms, or their Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)page.
