I appreciate plants that survive and thrive on there own. Sedums do that.
I have them growing in gravel and between rocks where they were dropped during moving and transplanting.
They have lovely, various shades of green, intricate blooms and unusual shapes.
If you have little time and/or energy but still want a garden, I suggest a small collection of sedums.
They change through the season and need very little care. They thrive in pots, troughs and walls. These can be kept close to sitting areas without them running wild and taking over. They are easy to move, remove and propagate.
WIN:WIN!
FLOW
floweralley 
I have a nice collection next to our front walk, which gets very hot in summer. They love it!
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Maintenance Free.. Love plants like that also 😀
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Couldn’t agree more! I am a sedum-loving gardener too. Yours are beauties, Flow.
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Thank you bfll. Mama’s house has not sold yet. Many lookers.
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Adding the sale of your Mama’s house to my prayer list. Have you received any constructive feedback from any of the lookers?
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Yes. Having underneath water-proofed next week.
It sits in the midpart of a hill.
The French drain is old. Folks do not like any water in crawl space.
Needs a unique buyer due to large workshop and garden building which adds to price.
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It’s good to receive feedback. We have been dealing with water in our basement due to an unfortunate sump pump failure, so totally understand potential buyers wanting to be extra-careful. I hope the work you’re having done will be just the ticket to a quick sale.
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Thanks. This has been a long journey.
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Good examples
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Sedums are amazing!! They even grow here!!! Shocking.
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