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Gorgeous! I'm getting this one in a trade and am excited.

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'Tederheid' does not do well with lots of moisture in the spring (in my zone 4 garden). Chicks are on long stolons. Fast grower.

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Wow, this one is so pretty! Love the dark red center!

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Lynn...from your photos, it appears this one grew chicks starting in July. Is that correct? I've been looking... trying to determine when the chicks are going. Beautiful semp.

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'Sir William Lawrence' does not do well with lots of moisture in the spring (in my zone 4 garden).

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The look of Mars has really changed - cool semp!

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Gold Rosette Award England 1975. (H Payne).
Beautiful, hardy plant.

Prone to rot in our heavy Pacific Northwest rainy season, end of winter and through much of spring.

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Notice how the plant shrinks in size during winter and the tips turn dark. Looks much different. My rating is 3 stars until I see how it does this summer, at which time I may change my rating to a higher score.

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Beautiful colors on this one!

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Turns dark in Winter. May give five stars after seeing how it does in summer.

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It is wonderful to see pics at different times of the year and from different locations. Amazing the transformation these plants go through.

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Handles wet Pacific Norhtwest conditions and produces well. My favorite arachnoid.

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Long stolons and you can get up to 15 chicks per year. This variety is more tolerant of hot sun and drought than most of the succulents.
Has a more difficult time in my PNW wet weather though. For that reason I am giving it a 4. I do love this plant.

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Has interesting winter color. Very attractive and fuzzy. May rate a five after I see what it does during summer.

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'Pink Pearl' does not do well with lots of moisture in the spring (in my zone 4 garden).

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Good production of chicks and hardy through all seasons here in PNW if given fast-draining soil to grow in. Very attractive eye-catching plant in containers or beds.

My photos showing the lovely deep blue/green coloration are of a plant growing in the shade, except for the last part of the day, when it received sunshine.

The pale green color is in full sun.

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I agree with Lynn's comments on this plant. I have seen mine with water standing in it for several days without any harm to the plant.

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This plant is productive and easy to propagate. In summer it has a beautiful blue/green color. It does well in our wet season in PNW

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I just don't know how any plant can be easier than Sedum Autumn Joy. It is not bothered by deer, rabbits, bugs, or insects, and difficult weather seems to have no effect on it. It is a prolific grower.

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Angelina is a very hardy plant that takes cold, hot or wet conditions as long as it has good drainage.

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