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Anywhere to donate Sedum rupestre 'Angelina' in Denver?

madamecp
9 years ago

I can donate piles that would work for mass plantings, but I have no idea where to donate them to (I've always seen plenty at Denver Botanic Gardens, so I'm share they field it out often as well). My friends have already gotten a lot over the years.

Great plant, needs nothing, grows anywhere, good for weed control. Very pretty in the Winter when it turns red, yellow, and green. Yellow flowers starting right about a few days from now. This particular sedum is drought-tolerant and Xeriscape-friendly.

I'm not getting rid of it because I don't like it. I use it in a lot of areas, and need to clear it out around some plants that aren't tall enough to coexist well with it. I have more to share this year than usual partially due to so much rain, partially because I'm rearranging some of my gardens.

I am in east-central Denver.

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