Cookies4kids said:More sedum and hen and chicks.

AUTUMN DELIGHT. This one is reverting but like the colors.

T REX. Love the sawtooth leaves.

• Sedum (Hylotelephium telephium subsp. telephium 'T-Rex')
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STARDUST


MAESTRO

• Stonecrop (Hylotelephium Rock 'N Grow® Maestro)
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PURE JOY

• Stonecrop (Hylotelephium Rock 'N Round™ Pure Joy)
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RUBY HEART

• Hen and Chicks (Sempervivum 'Ruby Heart')
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RANDOM PICS

Greg here is the other set. So beautiful!!!!

Thanks Julia. That was nice of you to find and list them.
Greg, my Lemonjade is in the third picture.

Thanks for putting up with me, although the pics are so lovely they deserve a second look!! Of course I did see these and love them especially the diamond edge!

Yep, they are superb specimens.

Yes, they certainly do deserve another look.

Hope my Lemon Jade grows up to be that pretty.

Here's an oldie. Can't remember the name right now. I like the flower color and the wine stems. It's medium tall.

Sweet and Sour is very pretty in the spring. Falling open now but the color is still pretty.





Rosetta in back. Crystal Pink in front and Plum Perfect to right.

Wow, you have quite a collection of sedum Susan. Very nice.

Love the pictures.

I have a number of hylotelephium types that are flopping this year. I think it is partially because the trees have grown and are making to much shade for them now. I may move the to different locations this fall.
Here are the ones that are doing well right now.
Matron, love stem and bloom colors.


Beach Party: In spite of the shade this one stands strong.


Nothing seems to bother 'Elsie's Gold'. I just love this one.


I love the bloom color of 'Dynomite', but so far am not in love with the growth habit. It just may need another year to mature. I will also move this one to a much sunnier spot.

Neon living up to it's name today.

wow!

Beautiful Chris.

Thanks! Seems to be a good year for the tall ones.

I'm a little slow here @Valleylynn, but here is a picture of my sedum nevii 'Silver Frost'.

Wow, that is really cool Chris.
I saw Cynda yesterday at the Polk County Master Gardener Fall Fling. They are adding a bunch of new sedum to their collection. Not sure how long it will be until they will be able to offer them on their website.

I added two new sedum to my beds this year, Sedum nevii and Rhodiola saxifragoides, sold as Sedum trolli.

Pictures Lynn?

Here you go Julia.


I'll have to get a photo of Rhodiola saxifragoides, I can't find the one I took last month.

That's beautiful. Like the bit of pink.

Nevii is really pretty!!! And cold hardy to zone 3!