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I'll take more photos when the weather warms up again!
I have so many different species and hybrids that I lost count!
Here's two of my favorite...they actually are all my favorites!
Ron those are wonderful.
The h&C I posted are all very small they are only between 1/2 and 1 1/2 inches. Some multiply well so don't. But I love em and they wintered over well here.
Spideer the second pic is a sedum that I got in a trade unlike the plant the name tag did not winter over. But I really love the colors on it.
Ms Sandi The dappled one is named Frodo, yes he was already named when my daughter gave him to me. He is a sweetheart about 5 yrs old. The other two are brother and sister Fanny Mae ( in the middle) and Freddy Mac they are just over a year old.
I just love these little mutt dogs.
I'll take more photos when the weather warms up again!
I have so many different species and hybrids that I lost count!
Here's two of my favorite...they actually are all my favorites!
CG mine all winter over here in zone 5, most hens and chicks are hardy to zone 3 or 4.
I don't take any special care of them, they are so care free and make me so happy that they "forced" me to order more H&C again this year, they will be here in May
Ms Sandi The dappled one is named Frodo, yes he was already named when my daughter gave him to me. He is a sweetheart about 5 yrs old. The other two are brother and sister Fanny Mae ( in the middle) and Freddy Mac they are just over a year old.
I just love these little mutt dogs.
I plant then and ignore them!
They can take just about any type of weather conditions! They come through our nasty cold winters without flinching! Even without any snow coverage!
They grow in pure sand for me, but will do better with any type of loam, even clay soils!
By the way Kya, the first photo is called 'Oddity'! It's the one with dimpled leaves!
I started dividing the ones I have that are still in pots yesterday and have several more pots of them to pull apart and repot!
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