I better get busy, the moving truck will be here before we know it.

...a couple days and this place will be buzzing....and the empty shelves full! - Arlan

I think you are right Arlan. Glad you found your way over.
Will be great once we get our threads over here.

gonna love it!!

Hi Susan. It's like going on a trip with old friends.

I'm so glad to see you getting us moved over Lynn. Wish I could help, but I wouldn't know what to do.

Actually Dave is doing all the heavy lifting.
And you are a help, just by being here.

Ok, well, I will start by adding a little color to the thread. You know us ladies, we must have visuals.
These are some of my babies from the Co op.


Could someone please remove the pine needle from my royanum?

Even with the pine needle it's beautiful. They are all looking great Debbie. All of mine are doing really well also. I will have to take some photos.

I'm here. Still need to learn about my hardy sedum options for my head planters. Tried planting sedum in my block border but I think it looks a little messy. Wish it were more mounding.

Come on over here Susan and we will see what we can find that will work better for you. The thread "Moving In : )" in Sedum forum
I think you just need to use a different sedum. See you over there. I'll post some photos of ones that might work well for you. : )

Hi, everybody! ~~~

There you are Renee. You found your way over. : )
It is much easier finding your way around here in ATP.

This is such a sweet, little semp.
Zarubianum 7/8/2011

Dropping in to say hello.Love this site!

I keep my pots in the shade. Way too hot here for more than a month.

I think we need to have a forum for Growing Semps in Texas. You all face different challenges than most of us do. Your Sundancer looks happy and healthy Anna.
What other semps do you have? Do you move them out to the sun during cooler months?

valleylynn said:This is such a sweet, little semp.
[Zarubianum 7/8/2011

Wow such a unique color! How fast does it grow, and where did you purchase it?

I got Zarubianum from Squaw Mountain Gardens in 2009. It doesn't grow as fast as some, I would say about medium. But it does seem to be a very hardy one.

Here it is spring of last year and again spring of this year. It does go from red to unusual color you see in the above post. Great little semp.

I really enjoy all of your pics Lynn.

Thank you Sandi. Give puppy face a hug from me.
How is your weather now in CO? I noticed on the TV that the Denver area was getting a lot of rain.