Pretty!!

Hudson's has sedum seeds but it looks like they are all common; hispanicum, oreganum, reflexum, kamtschaticum... these all seem to self seed anyway.

Is there a society for sedums, semps and/or other succulents? Most societies have seed exchanges. This is where one can really get unusual seeds.

Yes there is, but it is in England. http://www.cactus-mall.com/sed...
$30 to join.

Wish I could just order seed from them.

I just found this site, again in England, but can buy seeds. http://www.plant-world-seeds.c...

There are two that look interesting.

Lynn SMG has a couple interesting looking sedums (that I haven't seen on there before!) they're plants not seeds, so more $
http://squawmountaingardens.co...
Cheers

I just ordered Sedum monregalense, along with a bunch of new semps.
Well, you can't just order one plant.

It looks really nice - I don't remember seeing that and a couple others...this one has been on there but I still like it
Sedum middendorffianus 'Striatum' do you have this or know anything about it? I can't tell too much from the photo but it looks like it has split leaves which make it interesting! (since I have a whole bunch that need to be planted, I'm being good! barely! holding on my by fingertips! )
I do like how you purchase a plant and grow it out and it often ends up looking quite different from other's photos because of our own unique environment, not just weather and soil but personal care (really trying not to think about s. 'stiatum'! )
Cheers

from the database Sedum middendorffianus 'Striatum' almost looks like a euphorbia. It would be really cool if this were a small plant! (Lynn don't you know any hybridizers that could work on that please!)

Uh oh, I just went to see just how tall it gets. That sure got me in trouble.
Look at this one. Sedum middendorfianus diffusus http://www.succulents.jp/photo...

I think I have to have that one.
I am so in trouble. Stop it Greg.

I know I saw both of those! I want to know what the red part is on there? Is it after/before the yellow bloom or is it new growth? Either way I love the combo of colors!!

Did you hover your cursor over the photo Greg? It enlarges. It is the bloom. Oh my how beautiful. Wonder what color the blooms are on the other two?
I just looked, they have yellow blooms.

Oh how I would love to have the one.

I ordered both sedum middenforffianua 'Straitum' and sedum middenforffianua diffusus from SMG last fall. Looking forward to seeing them again in spring.

Chris did "diffusus" bloom? And is the new growth red? Just curious!

No to both questions. I didn't have it very long before cold weather set in though...

That one photo shows a very red bloom for diffusus. I sure hope it isn't wrong information.
Can't wait to see what yours do this year Chris. Are they winter hardy in your zone?
I saw your photos from last year. It will be fun watching them this growing season.

Just found this. WOW!!!! What a gorgeous plant.
Maybe it's the seed pods that are red?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/t...

Lynn on SMG it did look like the seed pods may be what is red (or new growth, couldn't tell) but the description says (and shows) yellow flowers - may have to get this one...I'm waiting though...and not at all tempted!

Ya, not tempted. Are we suppose to believe that Greg.

My eyes just aren't as good as they used to be. I can't tell if the is seed heads that are red, or what? Can any of you tell?
I do know I am loving it.

I don't think the flowers are supposed to be red. The new growth is though. Yes, it's supposed to be hardy in our zone. It was doing quite well in the fall so hope it makes it through the winter OK.

I don't believe Greg either!