Stonecrop (Sedum spurium)

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wnstarr Puyallup, WA(Zone 5a) Nov 05, 2003

Common name: Stonecrop
Family: Crassulaceae
Genus: Sedum
Species spurium

Plant Link: http://plantsdatabase.com/go/1321/

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BeanysNana Puyallup, WA(Zone 8a) Nov 12, 2003

I recognize the " dragons blood".. What is the other one in the upper right corner and what do u call the one in the center with the silvery wooley center ?? Surrounded by hens and chicks..?? if U could tell me that would be great !!! : ))) I have so many Sedum that I can't find the names for. Thank U !!!

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wnstarr Puyallup, WA(Zone 5a) Nov 14, 2003

BeanysNana, if your referring to the one with the "cobwebs" that is sempervivum arachnoideum rubrum. Hope this helps.

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Flicker Covington, LA(Zone 8b) Nov 15, 2003

Lovely planting. Is that a hypertufa pot? If you made it -very good! That's harder to do than it looks.

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greencheese Sedalia, MO(Zone 6a) Nov 15, 2003

love the pot, did you make it?

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wnstarr Puyallup, WA(Zone 5a) Nov 15, 2003

Edgewood, Washington
Want to thank everyone for the compliments on the hypertufa pot. I saw a nice website on making them, looked easy so I have now about a dozen different sizes for succulents and bonsai. The site was http://whatcom.wsu.edu/ag/homehort/hypertufa.htm, easy to follow instructions, great results. I have used old plastic dishpans as molds, as well as stryofoam grape boxes for the larger ones. Good luck.

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