Stonecrop is the common name for the large plant family of Sedum
“known for their foliage, flowers, hardiness and variety”
Perfect!
I have been adding new plants each year, and now have lot’s of Mother plants to take cuttings from.
I fill flats with a sand and soil-less potting mix.
Tuck in all the little cuttings, and wait patiently in the greenhouse.
When they resist a little tug–they are ready for either a larger pot–or right to the garden.
down to earth digs 
I love succulents! So hardy..mine are bright green in the middle of January..amazing!
I thought of you when I put this post together! Want to trade some Sedum’s this year?
Sure! We should go to the Friends plant sale up at the fairgrounds..they have a wonderful variety and low cost. I keep adding more every year. The one that is green right now is Angelina I think..one of my favorites as it spreads rampantly with no help from me.
Rita, please let me know the dates of the sale!!!
It’s always Mother’s Day weekend, Friday-Sunday. Big crowds Friday am, but half off on Sunday!
I love that colour and the more ground hugging stuff you can squeeze in the less weeding to do. Awesome
Try to add sedum’s along the edges of the garden…like you said, helps with weeds and I love the rambling feel it lends to the garden.
I love that rambling look too. Looking at all your gorgeous pictures makes me miss my old yard. But we are currently house hunting and hope to have a yard soon.
Happy house hunting! I’ll be happy to share my garden with you until your digging in the dirt yourself!
As many varieties as possible, please!
Can’t wait!