That first photo looks most interesting in shape and color!

A clump of Delosperma nubigenum happily blooming now.



Another clump with lots of hangage. This is 8.5 years in the making now, finally reached the ground!

pardalinum said: A clump of Delosperma nubigenum happily blooming now.

I really love the setup of this one, is it one or multiple pieces of rocks? And do you make some holes in there and fill it with media or how? Any close-up photo on the pot/rock? Thanks 🙏

Thats a great example of a clump of beautiful sedum, Connie!
Hangage is a bonus

These are flattish rocks artistically ( ) arranged on a small flat wooden table. I have it tilted slightly toward my house so it will drain quicker. There is actually one large flat rock that spans the length and width of the little table. Then some chunky rocks arranged on top of that.

Companions plants include sempervivums and sedums. I need to work this over because too much moss has intruded on it. I'll work around the Delospernum since it is doing quite well.



The larger mass of D. nubigenum is on a large wood table (4' x 8') that I constructed in 2013. A rock garden on a table. The heat dome last year killed off my main focus plants down the center so I have to work that over too.

webesemps said: That first photo looks most interesting in shape and color!

That one is Lobivia arachnacantha.

I'll add this pic.