Again from West Dean in July, I love this planting combination
And I am on the look out for one of these
what a colour.
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Again from West Dean in July, I love this planting combination
And I am on the look out for one of these
what a colour.
Joining Cathy for her Week of Flowers – what a joy it has been.
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That sedum is glorious, Sandra, with the combintion of flowers and foliage
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Isnβt it good!
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Gorgeous colour. Good time to plan for next year.
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Yes indeed. π
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That’s a beautiful – and very healthy – Sedum. I find it sad that most Sedums don’t care much for my climate even if my garden guide seems to think they should.
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I fear my garden might be too wet for it, but I might try it in a raised bed.
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Wonderful combination.
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That’s a lovely shrub. Is it a sedum? It’s a great colour.
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I am pretty sure it is a sedum. Wonderful isn’t it.
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It really is!
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That is a very lovely colour, Worth sourcing I think.
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Yes, I agree, but I do wonder if they would like my very wet garden. Might try them in a pot.
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That pink flower really is lovely Sandra. I thought it was sedum, but do they flower in July?! Hope you find one whatever it is! Many thanks again and have a great day! π
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I will have to ask if I go there again. I thought it was a sedum too. It was a very hot dry time, after a cold Spring, would that have affected the flowering time?
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I have looked up red-leafed sedums and there are quite a few that flower from June or July until August or later. The hot weather probably accelerated it anyway.
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Ooo – I just looked too. There are quite a few lovely ones aren’t there. The one in the photo is most like Purple Emperor I think.
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I also found this one. Maybe a bit smaller though: Sedum telephium ‘Red Cauli’
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