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WANTED: Low Growing Sedum & Thyme Seeds

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Posted by shirley1md 7 (My Page) on
Thu, Oct 19, 06 at 11:10

If you have any varieties of low growing Sedum (less than 10" tall) and/or Thyme seeds for wintersowing, please let me know.

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RE: WANTED: Low Growing Sedum & Thyme Seeds

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Hi,
I have a low growing sedum with fleshy leaves. It cascades over my stone wall. Don't know the name but the leaves are fleshy, bloom yellow in the spring and then stay green all summer. I can send seed, it winter sows easily.
I am interested in your Hibiscus abelmoschus manihot if it is hardy to zone 5. Would you please let me know? Thanks
Tina

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RE: WANTED: Low Growing Sedum & Thyme Seeds

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Hi Shirley
I tried to send you email, but it was returned. I have some sedum to trade for. Vickie

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RE: WANTED: Low Growing Sedum & Thyme Seeds

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I have quite a bit of sedum x lorenzoi, which is just a few in. tall, maybe 2". I have never seen it flower, but have lots of the plants. I have been pulling them and tossing in the compost. If you want some, I could try a padded envelope for them, unless you would want a small box.
Darlene

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