Holy honeybee. I gotta get me some Sedum. I've been looking for a good plant to plant for my bees. This looks like the ticket. Thanks for sharing.

Well, at least in my yard, some sedums are more attractive to bees than others, and this is without a nearby bee keeper.

Jean, in the pictures above, the bees are obviously loving the red Sedums. Might it be that some of your sedums are more or less attractive to the bees due to color, or some other factor? I'd hate to plant the wrong kind and have them ignored by the bees!

Sedums seem to go through a shifting color scheme. The sedums are noticeably darker today than they were last week when these pictures were taken. I'll check on bee activity tommorrow and report back. Jim

This is lovely!....thanks for sharing!
You are one of not too many neighbors, who can tolerate bees!...good for you!
Konrad

I have over a dozen stonecrop plants and look forward to the many, many bees they attract every year. In September usually. Unbelievable. They even quietly rest on the plants at night.

Autumn Joy Sedum has been on my "must plant" list for a while. Maybe next year I'll get to it. The girls do love it, and I believe that it blooms until frost.