This time the sedum was growing in a neighbouring garden. The colours have already got darker, Winter is on its way.
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This time the sedum was growing in a neighbouring garden. The colours have already got darker, Winter is on its way.
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Growing up in New Jersey, this was a staple in my mother’s gardens.
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My mum also had one in our yard in London
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I think sedum is one of my favorite fall bloomers. I just brought several stems indoors this weekend due to accidental trampling while tree trimming!
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They are very easy to take care of and a favourite of the bees
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Sadly, my deer like them, too!
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I have sedum in a pot. It just survives, yet every year has a really lovely show of colour. You’ve caused me to think that it might survive in my unkempt garden. I think I’ll try it. Thanks.
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They survive anywhere
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It has gotten suddenly cold here too, though still dry. The days are not too bad, but it’s cold at night and we’ve brought out fe comforter. I have to put the cover on it.
2020 has been such an awful year. This would have been a great year to be in a coma.
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In many ways. Life has changed a lot, not only due to Covid. Age has crept up on us and life is no longer as it was.
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Mine has spread everywhere this year. I’m trying to give chunks of it away but most of my friends already have it so I’m potting it up and I’ll see if it survives in this fashion.
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They seem to be very easy to grow. Just break a piece off and put it in the ground and it starts to grow.
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Beautiful photo for today 😀
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Thanks Cee, It was yesterday’s today’s photo. I seem to have missed out a day somewhere.
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