I have that one too and it's one of my favorites.

Tabby, your DB pic has a great habit. Open but not floppy. Based on advice from Lynn I shouldn't have fertilized or watered so much. Maybe next year I'll get that nice form.

Your pictures should nice form.

I've had to water it some this year since we've gotten so very little rain, but I never fertilize them.

Sedum Red Cauli,love that one. I think I have that around here. Your's is beautiful Evan!

Sedum "Garnet Brocade'



Sedum 'Purple Perfection'
They are looking good this time of year.

They are looking great Spring. How many different sedum do you have?
I got a couple new ones this year. I need to take photos of them.
One is S. laxum, a really different sedum.

Like to see that one. Most of mine are the taller ones, maybe 20. I hate to keep count because then I think I'm a hoarder. Bonfire is under the sedums in picture 4.
You asked me about Sedum 'Pinky' if it holds the pink color all season. It doesn't the tips are pink only in the spring.

Do you have a picture of S. Laxum? I'm going to do a search.

Here you go Spring. This was taken last month. Roseflower Stonecrop (Sedum laxum)

and an Autumn Joy, it is.....

Such beautiful specimens you have there Charleen. They must really love your southern growing conditions. Autumn Joy is one of my favorites, it is such a no care plant here in the Pacific Northwest.

Autunm Joys is beautiful! The bees just love these lants .
Lynn , that's a nice sedum. I think I got that in a yahoo co-op. I need to keep better track of plants. My poor brain has a hard time kepping track.

I'm looking forward to seeing it bloom next year. It is a CA and OR native sedum. It can have pink, white or yellow flowers. Not sure what mine with have.

Didn't know it was a native.

I didn't either, until I looked it up for information. Can't wait to see what the blooms will look like.

too cool. My guess, the one's you don't have this year, you will have next.

Bet you can't have just one.