Done.

Sedum mexicanum is starting to make blooms:

Cool. I think this is the first time I have seen the blooms on that sedum. Unfortunately it isn't winter hardy here.

It is flipside here, it seems to have enjoyed our mild winter and the rains, so it really has better looking growth this year.

I really like the looks of it when it is in the mat forming stage of growth.

Sedum 'Pinky' is doing it's pink stage. Wish I would have taken this photo a week ago. It had even more pink. Just love this one.


Also sweet little Phedimus, it was so pink just a week ago, but I was to tired to take the camera out.


The sedum are really starting to wake up.

Sorry we missed the Pink, Lynn. Next year?

Hopefully I will take a photo as soon as I see the pink. It sure doesn't last long.

I think the white is amazing too.

It is a stand out for sure Julia.

Your Pinky is really pretty. I gave up on mine. Sweet and Sour is one of my favorites this time of the year. It seems to melt out later in the season.

I've never seen that one...It's very "variegated" interesting...

That is a nice one Susan. So it goes somewhat summer dormant for you?
That is not one I have, I will give it a try. Love the variegation.

My sedums are taking off too. I lost a few over winter but the ones that made it are growing well.

Very cute Daniel. I love your little people. Where do you get them from?
The color of your sedum is lovely.

They are called HO scale people and my wife paints them. they are 1/87th the size of a real person.

Well they are wonderful.

I got two new sedum this year and am looking forward to seeing how they mature.
Ayers Rock


Rocky


I'm hoping they will do well in the cinder block holes.

They look like they are ready to grow and spill over the edge. I don't remember seeing the delosperma at the edge of your beds this year. Did you retire that attention-grabber?