I fed the birds last year and now I can't keep up. I see what Lynn means.

Man, sorry Jennifer! The potted ones will be getting big in no time!

Hope you can see it. But looks like one of the totally eaten semps is growing a new center!

It is Jennifer. It is not unusual for them to do that. That is why it's best the leave the root and crown in the ground. If it doesn't start growing during the spring, then you can discard it. It may send out multiple rosettes.
What a wonderful thing to see.

Yea Jennifer Survival of the fittest.

jvdubb said: Hope you can see it. But looks like one of the totally eaten semps is growing a new center!

Jenn, thanks for showing that and thanks Lynn for the advice. I think I have been too fast to dump; I should wait.

Jennifer that is exciting!! I was just reading about this on Young's-garden blog! Love semps for their tenaciousness! Thanks for sharing good news!

That's great Jennifer!

This would make a good suggestion/idea!

I did have to discard one "empty rosette" because it did not recover. But hey, one is better than none!

Clint, I agree Jennifer you could post as Idea!

Yes Jennifer, you need to submit it to the Ideas.

Ok arm twisters idea submitted!

These guys can convince anybody that posts in the Semp forums to do anything; you would think helping the victims to empty out their wallets at big box stores was bad enough, now they want you to have to start thinking about words, grammar and posting photos...

webesemps said:These guys can convince anybody that posts in the Semp forums to do anything; you would think helping the victims to empty out their wallets at big box stores was bad enough, now they want you to have to start thinking about words, grammar and posting photos...

we're bad!!

But in such a good 'Bad' way.

Good for you Jennifer, keep up the good work.