My NOid purple is at the forefront of this photo. The bed's area is 4'x8'.

Very nice Kate, lovely purple coloring.

Wow, Kate, that's the biggest Noid colony I've seen. Thanks for sharing!

And Tim, when that project all grows in, it should be quite the "NOids in their Glory"! Another reason to hit the Stoehr homestead for a look-see next year, I think...

Greg, that container of NOids is a great looking planting even though they might have been "banished" there. Noids on their own can be quite lovely!

Michael, your browsing in small nurseries even in other countries for Noids (or named) sounds like a great pastime.

Greg, do you still have that large velvety dusty rose one I gave you a year or two ago? Just wondering what it looks like this fall.

Lyyn, while Greg looks for his dusty rose one, here's a most interesting looking fuzzy Noid that you gave me last year I love it!

I think I remember that one Bev. It is looking very happy. It will be interesting to see what it looks like this spring.

My favorite NOID from Patty... ignore the imposter, it has since been removed.

Thanks again for that one, Lynn.
Connie that is one bright planting of family of Noids (a colony in the making).

Wow, Kate... those are some impressive colonies.

webesemps said:And Tim, when that project all grows in, it should be quite the "NOids in their Glory"! Another reason to hit the Stoehr homestead for a look-see next year, I think...

It will take at least another full growing season. But look-seers are always welcome.
Actually, I was thinking of moving that red semp and filling in the cement container with a colony of bright yellow/lime rollers. I got that idea from seeing container pictures from Greg, Bev and Wolfgang.

Lynn if it is the one I'm thinking of, it bloomed this year - but it was huge and lovely! I can't find pics so probably forgot to take any sadly! And it didn't leave any chicks so it is gone.
Wow Kate that looks amazing!
Bev it is a challenge to stay on point here and NOT try to figure out what some of these semps are!
In my head I'm guessing
Tim I like the idea of a large and bright pinkish red to offset the green, however rollers are my fav so feel free!
Connie wow so pretty! That is the type of NOID I'm great with!

Connie that Patty Noid is gorgeous.

Sorry you lost it Greg. I think I remember you posting that it bloomed out. That is probably why it was so huge.

I just used a couple of those Patty NOID chicklets in a new project (hope they root in well seeing as it is late in the season). By the way, the mom is long gone now, bloomed out.

PiaLouiseSourvi said:... My most prolific and pretty Semps I have, are NOID's.

Here are a few of my NOIDs


Patty's Place




A couple of my noid patches.

springcolor said: NOIDs are the best because they never give you a headache because you lost the tag.

True, true! No worries at all...

Julia, your Semps among the Rockery reminds me so much of my previvous attempt to keep the hairy and tufted Noids in the shade of my rocks, so I dug this old photo out:


Also, I like Patty's Place and the story behind it!

Julia liking your NOIDs!

Greg
Bev that is gorgeous. You bring some of those with you?

Julia, If you are talking about the really webby ones...NO, they got traumatized along with me when we made the move. I might have some evidence of a few of those noids somewhere in my containers...