It made me feel ill too, Lynn! I was thinking, "Really?!? These guys are in business to do a professional job, and care for the landscape, yet ignore the weeds and bury the plants??" I'm just hoping I get the chance to fire them, I know other landscaping companies that will do a much better and caring job. Most agreed Chris that it is amazing what they don't know---sad thing is, I have to bring this to the attention of my superiors to make sure this never happens again, and being new with this company, I'm still walking on egg-shells, lol.

Good, I hope what I've done will keep this beautiful Semp garden alive. I get to check on it everyday when I do groundswork, so it is totally on my radar to watch

I'm on it!!

The bonus to the toughness of sempervivum is that they will make it through the transition of find knowledgeable and caring landscapers.
Lucky for them that you are there to oversee their care.

Yay! <---Does a cartwheel, backflip and a somersault...hehe

Ermm...I really need your guys help I didn't want to blow up this post here, so I decided I would write it as my latest blog. Please take a look if you can, it's called "Saving Sempervivums".

I know all your semp friends @sandnsea2 @valleylynn and @goldfinch4 @gg5 along with all the other regulars will want to read your blog and give you advice.

I put my two cents in but they are among the experts.