Aeonium succulent plant

Aeonium is a genus of succulent, subtropical plants of the family Crassulaceae. They are primarily native to the Canary Islands, though some originate from Madeira, Morocco, and East Africa. These plants are widely cultivated globally as ornamental garden and houseplants due to their distinctive rosette-shaped foliage and drought-tolerant nature.

Because they are living organisms, they do not have a single manufacturer or ultimate owner company in the traditional corporate sense. They are grown by numerous independent nurseries and commercial glasshouses worldwide, with 'manufacturing' occurring locally where they are sold. As a natural genus, the 'brand' is essentially the biological classification itself, and ownership typically resides with the individual nursery or homeowner who cares for the specimen.