Beautiful one, Chris!

Chris, What's the substrate you are using for the NOID? (great pic!)

Speaking of babies having babies, where will the chicks on top go? I already took two smaller divisions about a month ago for the first time not really knowing what to do exactly. But those are doing well so what to do with this tight group? Leave them be or split them again?

Ashes of Roses purchased in fall '11.


Ashes of Roses having babies this spring.

Love that NOID Chris. I can see where it would work very well in projects. The little pink stolons are so sweet.

Kim, great photos. It is up to you on what to do with your clumps. Some I leave because I really like the mounding affect they have. Some I separate, especially the larger type semps. But even with those I leave until I am ready to send some to new homes.

I love the looks of these, all bunched together.
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It is fun to grow some of the larger ones as singles to see how they develop with their offsets. This one is Purdy's Big Red May 10, 2011 and June 23, 2011.

Awww, just look at those happy semps. Is that Stuffed Olive Charleen? I can't read the tag.

It may be. or Sassy Fass. Love the color on that one.
All my tags fade. I'm horrible with tags...

It does look like Sassy Frass. I'll have to go out and see what mine look like this time of year. Your growing season is way ahead of mine though.

It is ahead of everyone seems like.
I made a Fairy Garden with Kalinda...

Oh, love it, Charleen!!

Me to. I love the way the fairy seems to be admiring Kalinda.

Thank you, I love making these things...

I love your creativity with planting Charleen!!!

Bronze Pastel has turned green and exploded. This was almost invisible against the dirt a month ago.
It started out as a group of very very tiny offsets planted last fall.

What a sweet plant Tabby. Looks like it is going to be a prolific one also.

Bronze Pastel has never done well for me here, staying small and increasing almost none. Having seen what yours has done is telling me I probably should transplant it and move it to a better place. Really nice - I think you have the magic touch. Well done.

She definitely as the touch.

Charleen, too cute, as usual!!

Nice one Tabby!

Pretty one, Tabby!

Got 4 big pots at Tuesday Morning to divide those overcrowded pots.....

Have 3 already, so a total of 7 should suffice to complete the surgeries.

Fortunately, semps are so easy to transplant and so forgiving!