Way to go, Crenda!
Your stonecrop is Sedum tetractinum 'Coral Reef', a favorite hardy groundcover of mine.
Seeing the lovely lawn orchids (Zeuxine strateumatica) makes me homesick for Florida. Truly a pick-me-up on this cold, dreary day.

The lawn orchids (thanks for the name!) actually drew my attention, then I saw the Coral Reef coming back. First time I've seen those little flowers, and I guess they may or may not come back. It won't bother me a bit if they spread across my island.

Well these sedums and echivera are out of hand don't you think?

Crenda

You didn't know there were orchids growing in your garden? What a beautiful surprise! I hope they will come back for you.
(I found native ladyslippers growing where I recently moved, and one helleborine - which is considered a weed in some areas! - and am very excited).

Same for stonecrop - hope it will keep coming back.

Rina

Autum joy grows like crazy at my grandmothers house they were planted by the landscaper