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Help me id these plants

14 years ago

I made and planted this container, but never kept the tags for the plants.

I realize the semps may be hard to id - I know the larger varigated sedum is Sedum sieboldi Varigatum ( please correct)If you know any of the other names - esp the smaller sedum in the lower middle of the picuture I would appreciate - Mike

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Mike Larkin
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14 years ago
Sedum sieboldii 'Variegatum' and Sedum dasyphyllum

Thanks

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