Pacific Northwest Gardening: Sedums & Stonecrops, 1 by Photographer

Photographer wrote:
These extremely hardy flowers seem to be less well known than the traditional flowers that most have in their gardens. I am a believer in these extremely hardy succulents. If you have had a good experience with a particular variety ..... lets hear about it and see a photo. I have about 15 different varieties of sedum. They make great ground covers and the varieties that grow tall are some of the best honey bee attractants one can have in a garden in August and September. I ahve had particularly outstanding success with this Blue Spruce variety. I picked up a broken twig off the floor at a K-Mart Nursery section last summer and now I have nearly 1 sq ft of Blue Spruce Sedum as a ground cover. To say the least this is a vigorous sedum.