Springtime Succulents 2025
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Lots of pinks and purples in the new succulent growth. All but the Hens and Chicks are sedum (stonecrop), a genus of succulent that have tiny star shaped flowers later in the season.
Dragon's Blood sedum is a type of Caucasian stonecrop, or Two-Row stonecrop (which is the last one pictured in this post).
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...ours are coated with snow this morning.
ReplyDeleteI lived where there was snow one winter. All I can say is it's very pretty. Although I do remember telling my mother in a non-snowy place, "It isn't even pretty any more." Laying on the ground to install chains isn't something I ever want to do again!
DeleteLots of succulents.
ReplyDeleteMost of those were here when I moved in. They've spread. Or, I've moved them to other places. I also identified them, as best I could.
DeleteMine are also covered in snow. We have been getting snow showers on and off all day. Your plants are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the succulents! Many of them are familiar. I'm adding more and more over the years, outdoors and in pots. They're so much fun.
ReplyDeleteThey're all so sweet -- even the one you're trying to get rid of.
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