Thanks Chris!

Lynn - I think you're right on with "Golden Sedum".

YEAH!!! Sometimes it is so hard to tell with just a photo.
Sure is a beautiful healthy plant Kathy. Can't wait to see what you are going to do with it.

The thread was getting to long, so here is a new one. : )
I wish to announce that my Ogon appears to be coming out of dormancy, maybe this is the year of Ogon for me. : ) Sure hope so. I have planted it in different conditions and soil, I am determined to figure out how to grow this sedum.
I just finished weeding all of my beds in preparation of being gone. Hope they don't grow back to fast. : )
Can't wait to see how everyones sedum are doing. Don't forget to post those great photos to the Sedum Database. Cmail me if you have created a new cultivar entry or photos to existing entries. If you don't have all the info, don't worry, I will finish filling it in for you. As soon as I get your Cmail I will go in and approve the new entries. Cant' wait to see everyones new 2010 pictures. What a great time of the year this is.

''No comprende'' is what mine all are. Lost the labels, so they are NOID. But they are still pretty.

When I get back home I will make a database for NOID sedum. I just finished making one for NOID Sempervivum. They are entered by number instead of name. : )

I haven't gotten a chance to take pictures and work on that. I have been too busy planting. I did plant my six small Lynda Windsor Sedums out in the front yard today. Near my old Purple Emperor from last year. I will be taking pictures.

My new sedum will arrive right after I get back home, sometime the first week of May. I am so excited about seeing them. My only regret is that none of them are the tall varieties. Will have to remedy that when I get back home. : )

I have sedum in with a japanese Maple. the blueish sedum is getting ready to bloom. Never noticed it blooming before. The yellow sedum Have seen it bloom.

Charleen,
Love your Maple and your sedum is pretty too. Do you know what it is called? Not to worry because Lynn will tell us if you don't know, she is very knowledgeable when it comes to sedum and sempervivum. I have a bunch that I am going to have her try to identify when she gets back home.

I don't know. I wish I did. If you want some let me know.
I thought it looked so pretty in there. It didn't look that pretty last year, I don't think.
Yes, she will let us know. That is why I didn't put it in a database, but I wanted her to see it.
Got this in top of the Strwberry jar.

Sure have some nice looking containers Charleen. The colors in the one with the J. Maple are really pretty together!

When I get back home please point me back to this thread Charleen & Chris. The blue one could be Blue Spruce. It definitely is a rupestre species.
Like Chris, I love the combination of colors the sedum and maple provide, nice texture combination also.
Don't forget the Container Database Charleen. Seeing all the different ways people are using their plants gives all of us new ideas on how to use ours. I need all the ideas I can get.
Boy do I miss my yard.

I'm sure it's hard being away from home for so long right now. Don't worry - all your babies are waiting for you!

Hope your daughter in law is doing well. I'm sure they'll miss you when you leave!

She is doing very well Chris. Just wish I could have it all in one place. : ) Children, grandchildren, home and garden. Wouldn't life be grand then.
It is going to be hard to leave them, but most of all I miss my Clifton D. I try not to think about it because it makes me anxious. Really miss him.

Aw Lynn, sending hugs your way I'm sure he misses you too.

Thanks Chris, now I feel all teary. Time to go out and work in the yard. Will take pictures of their new pot plantings when I get through.

I had such a good time planting the two pots on DIL front steps. Here is one of the pots.
Sedum and wire vine.

Second pot.

Those are a couple of nice looking pots Lynn - great job!! I just love wire vine!

Beautiful. Did you take plants with you?? You did great.