I'll take some pics for you Lynn, The sarmentosum really took over so I have been pulling it out by the hand fulls and replanting different semps and sedums.

Look forward to seeing new photos. Thank you Holly. : )

The colony of S. album growing on the cement bridge is so beautiful right now. What a tough and wonderful sedum it is.

That is a beauty Lynn. Do you have a picture of your whole bridge?

Not a recent one. The arbor is gone, we lost it winter of 2010/2011 due to heavy ice. I was so sad. We haven't done anything about replacing it.

I'll try to go out today and get a photo from ground level showing the moss and sedum growing on it.

So much rain, Had to put my Oddity under cover. I don't want to lose her. Still got one. But if it goes I'll be crying for another....

Lynn, I think the S. album is what I have growing between the bricks in my patio. I have several spots of sedums self sowed from last year.
Not the clearest shot.

A few pics from the wall.

Charlotte your Oddity should be fine under cover. You are such a good plant mommy.

Holly that wall is is really coming along nicely. That does look like S. album. I love that sedum. It is prolific and tough as nails. Shallow rooted, so it is easily removed from where you don't want it.
Your last posting, first photo of the long stemmed sedum, is that S. sarmentosum?

Yes it is and it really takes over. I weed it by the hand fulls in the spring after it blooms. Looks very pretty early in the season but it just covers everything.

It is pretty. Is it one that is easy to pull up if it grows where you don't want it?

Holly, your wall really looks good!

Thanks, I am still trying to get more semps in the wall. This sedum sure is pretty. I have some of it in the wall and it self seeded it's self in the brick patio.

I hope so Lynn, I saw that and took it straight to little greenhouse for protection....

Little greenhouse? Or are you talking about the covered box in the photo? You want it to have really good air circulation, not like a greenhouse would be.

Holly that one looks like my Sedum kamtschaticum var. floriferum 'Weihenstephaner Gold'. It is one of my favorite sedum. Does your change color in different seasons?

Yes it does I think it was red this spring and greened up as the summer progressed. It's very pretty. I got a bunch of new sedums from Mama Jacks co-op last year.
Here is a pretty good close up. The red stems really show up against the green leaves. This one is getting ready to bloom very soon I'll try to get a good pic of it when it does.

I thought that was it. That is one of those 'Don't want to be without it' semps. It's very pretty when it blooms.
Have you added it to the database?

I have it in the Greenhouse until it dries out a bit. I can't risk losing it. I only have the two....Now one...

Here is sedum 'Limelight", darkening up with the cooler weather.

valleylynn said:Here is the promised photos, only with a penny, I didn't have a dime.
Sedum lydium 6/5/2012
Bloom stalk

• Mossy Stonecrop (Sedum lydium)
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Leaves after heavy rains for several month. Really plumped up and large for this plant. Soon our dry season will arrive, turning this little beauty into a mass tiny red leaves. A beautiful sight to behold.

• Mossy Stonecrop (Sedum lydium)
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This is last year during summer, before it turned completely red. I'll try to remember to get a photo at the end of our drought season this year.

Did you get new pictures of this one?