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| Found This Today at Lowes for $8... Looks Good with my Autumn Charm... |
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- Posted by linlily z5/6PA (jakey915@comcast.net) on Mon, Aug 19, 13 at 20:15
| What a beautiful color! You are going to enjoy that plant. Linda PS Love your Autumn Charm too. |
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| Thanks Linda.... I do love the autumn charm as well... Have you seen Sedum Neon? The foliage is pretty plain but the flower color is awesome... |
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| netcub - do you have Neon in flower? Mine is just starting to show color. Cheryl |
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- Posted by linlily z5/6PA (jakey915@comcast.net) on Mon, Aug 19, 13 at 22:16
| I do grow Neon and it is one of my favorites. The color and plant habit are so nice. I've added a few more of the tall sedums in the last two years - Pink Chablis, Chocolate Drop, and Jaws are blooming for the first time right now. I picked up Stardust just this year in a trade and look forward to seeing it next year. But the color of your Raspberry Truffle is just plain outstanding. I may have to spring for one of those. So glad you posted that picture to share with all of us! Linda |
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| Cheryl. My Neon is just starting to bloom.... Its sort of in a half shade/half sun spot... I've got 3 more in full sun, and they haven't bloomed yet... I love the Chocolate Drop! When I was searching for Jaws, I found Sedum 'Shepherd's Joy' which looks really nice! Linda, I think Ill go back and pick up another Raspberry Truffle tomorrow... I only buy plants in 1's or 3's so I might need 2 more! ;) Ill post another photo tomorrow... |
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- Posted by echinaceamaniac 7 (My Page) on Tue, Aug 20, 13 at 9:32
| All you have to do is break two stalks off and stick them in the ground. They will root in a matter of days. |
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| I need to get out more. Love that raspberry truffle, and am seeing mention on the forum of other sedums that I knew nothing about. I do have Neon." Pretty in pink" for sure. Not as strong a grower as some sedums, but I do like her. Here she is from last year. It is the best pic I could find.
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| Looks Nice! |
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| LOL, gazania! I will go with you when you go out because obviously I need to get out more as well! Same here - reading about a lot of sedums I never heard of just in this thread alone. I tend to have more groundcover sedums, but may look into these taller varieties as I am going to be planning a "drier" bed for my irises. Thanks, netcub, for posting this. Boy, bet this would look great next to some kind of chartreuse-ey plant.... Dee |
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