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Pics of Sedums and Semp (4)

19 years ago

Here's a few of my plants I'm particularly happy with. I apologize in advance for not knowing the names.

The sedums on either side of the flagstone were put in about a month ago and have really taken off(the one in front has been there for at least a year)

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Same ones that were put in last year under a pieris japonica

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Love the color here

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There's were purchased late spring, I call them tumbleweeds because I find them several feet away, like they rolled there

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Thanks for looking.

Kathy

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Comments (5)

enchantedplace
19 years ago
Nice. Pretty vessel fountain. EP
Braveland4H
19 years ago
Beautiful. I like how everything works so well together. Nice total picture.
leftwood
19 years ago
Your "Love the color here." photo is most likely Sedum cauticola 'Lidakense'. It is becoming more common, and for good reason. A beautiful, yet self restricting creeping sedum.

Rick
jazzer
19 years ago
Very nice Kathy!

Mark
marquest
19 years ago
Kathy simply marvelous. Thank you for sharng. I love everything you did a very good job. Can I hire you to put mine in. I have 40 in pots while I try to figure out where I want to place them.

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