What is your weather like in Turkey?
Are you in a mountain area??

gg5 said:What is your weather like in Turkey?
Are you in a mountain area??

Now Turkey's weather is daytime about at 2-8 celcius and nights at -6, -10 celcius degree.

And i live in Konya. Konya is a lowland city.

eristeblastosis said:

Now Turkey's weather is daytime about at 2-8 celcius and nights at -6, -10 celcius degree.

And i live in Konya. Konya is a lowland city.

That is much colder than what I thought. I thought this type of temps were in mountain areas only - that is chilly!! So some of your sedum must be in a greenhouse or indoors yes??

gg5 said:

That is much colder than what I thought. I thought this type of temps were in mountain areas only - that is chilly!! So some of your sedum must be in a greenhouse or indoors yes??

Yes all of my sedums are in our sitting room.There isnt any problem now.

You will be happy to know that 'Lime Twister' will be more than safe in your winter temps. You will be able to grow it year round outdoors. It was bred and raised outdoors in Michigan and will take temperatures down to -34.4 °C.

valleylynn said:You will be happy to know that 'Lime Twister' will be more than safe in your winter temps. You will be able to grow it year round outdoors. It was bred and raised outdoors in Michigan and will take temperatures down to -34.4 °C.

Dear valleylynn i will be happy when i have sedum lime twister

But this is a good news for me.A lot of areas weather heat is high -20 °C in winter season in Turkey so it can grow easyly outdoor.

@eristeblastosis Welcome to the best garden forum on the net.

I know you probably cannot order from an American nursery but I just ordered it from Santa Rosa. It is one of those that if they have it you have a good chance of finding it everywhere.

@eristeblastosis
I some how missed this post from December.
Have you found a source for 'Lime Twister' yet?

I hope @eristeblastosis found one.

I received mine from Santa Rosa today. They must have had a lot of orders for it because they were in such a hurry to send it out they just threw what was very obvious a plug in a 3" pot and put a little bit of soil on top. I could see the little plug soil shape. I put it on the patio and will baby it so it gets strong to put in the garden. I am being safe this year because the deer and groundhogs really love some of the sedum. Some they do not touch others are eaten to the ground.

This is mine from the clinic, just took the picture. It was a plug when I received it. Love this plant.

I took this photo on April 11, 2016. I so love this little sedum. I got it last year as a tiny plug.

Both looking good
Lynn what is in that pot with it, looks interesting

Angelina and a lilium (short with orange flowers) I lost the name for it.

The Lily foliage looks great with your other plants!

Even if it never bloomed I love the foliage of this lily. It is so striking.

Lynn that looks really pretty. I thought this sedum's leaves were bigger. But I know it was a plug because the plug was obvious from the shape of the root ball. I guess they had to put it in a bigger pot since they state on their site pot size of the plants. It is like telling people they are getting a gallon size plant when it is a gallon of soil but a plug root ball.

I planted some lilies with sedum as ground cover in my patio pots last year. I am starting to like the look. I am getting the hang of this perennial pots for the patio. It was getting expensive and a lot of work looking for the right annuals.

I will take a pick when the lilies bloom. I hope you post pics too when the lilies bloom.

I will post photos when the lilies bloom.
I sure look forward to seeing your combinations. What fun this is getting to be. I never thought about growing bulbs in containers until 2 years ago.

I love growing them in pots. I use to grow them in pots and put them in the garden and when they were done blooming I would put them on the side yard until the leaves died down. They multiplied quicker and I had more to plant in the ground. The lilies only last a couple years in the ground but they last and multiply in the pots. I just started planting them as part of my patio combo pots.

What I never tried was sedum in pots. This is turning out to be the best pot plant ever. Do not need to water the pots as much and they look good all summer. With all these new color leaves they are developing I can stage the pots with lots of color.

I agree. I've been growing Sedums in pots and they look great. Angelina doesn't even die in the winter. The Blue Spruce variety doesn't either.

Last year I planted a big container with Sedums and Petunias. It looked good. Now the sedums are all up again. I just need to plop some new annuals in to fill the gaps.

That combination sounds really nice Clint. Do you have any photos of how it turned out?