That's a beauty! Good information.

Which ones are heavy producers for you Julia?

I think all my plants are too new for me to see but, will do a look see in the morning. Have quit a few that are suicidal! Blooming like crazy. I'm sure later this year I will have seed. I moved about 4 suicidal blooming semps to one container so the bees can do their magic. Also have a heuff blooming.

After looking around, I'd like to add these prolific ones


Pacific Magic Night

Lavender and Old Lace

Rosie is one of my most prolific, along with several that have already been mentioned.

Great to know, Kate!

valleylynn said:I was just going through some of my photos. I think I need to add Westerlin to the 'High Production' list. This photo was from last year.

OMG! That is so gorgeous - I hope my Westerlin does this one day. What on earth are you feeding them Lynn?

Nothing, I don't fertilize. But I do give them lots of space in the beds. I can't get them to grow like that in pots.
How do you grow your Jacki?
I like to separate them in the fall, once cooler weather arrives. Plant one or two off to themselves and let them start a colony like the above photo.

Ok, today strolled among the semps,

and have to say............... out of them all *** Tederheid *** takes the blue Ribbon, first prize, Oscar for reproductive ability.

A true "Rabbit" of the Semp World.

I have to agree Janice, that is one of my heaviest producers too.

That one is a very heavy producer.

I have never had any that produced like the old Houseleek from years past. I miss that semp. It was a crazy semp. It would take 5 to 6 years before it would bloom. It also would grow extremely big. I had some the size of my hands before it would bloom. I had some of them in a brick wall that had very little soil for them to grab on to but they were troopers.

I called it a weed semp along with my favorite weed sedum. These two were my go to plant when I wanted to make a sedum basket a item for winter decor for the porch and a garden gift someone.

Your basket is a beauty!! What a lovely gift that would make. I would have a hard time parting with it.

Very sweet basket...your signature basket!

springcolor said:Your basket is a beauty!! What a lovely gift that would make. I would have a hard time parting with it.

Very nice!!

It is wonderful Cinta. It would delight anyone that received it.

very nice!!!!!!

Just came across this older thread, while looking up information on a particular semp, and was thrilled to see so many names listed for ones that reproduce quickly! Thanks to all of you who added information!