I have mentioned before how I adore this plant. I have over a hundred Sedum Autumn Joy plants and in a few weeks you will tire of seeing pictures of them. Right now its flower heads are light green. My sister-in-law calls it the "broccoli plant" because it reminds of her of broccoli. She does not like the plant (audible GASP from me!).
I think it is beautiful from the moment is comes up in the spring, and, without a doubt, the easiest plant I have to care for. It never needs water. Last year I cut a bunch of them back and just threw the pieces in a heap in the woodland area and guess what? They all came up this year!
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Wow...a plant that you don't need to do much with, but still is beautiful..that's for me. LOL I think that's so neat that you had thrown some in the woods and it replanted itself right there.
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The sedum at the Friendship Park is further along than mine. I've watched it go from the ugly broccoli/cauliflower stage to the lovely pink flowerheads.
ReplyDeleteMine is still in the vegetable phase. It IS ugly at this point and kind of makes me hungry...
I want some Sedum 'Autumn Joy' even more now that you said it doesn't need much attention. I think it's beautiful, too.
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--LOL. -- I know many think it is ugly at this stage, but I quite like it.
I agree Zoey. I don't think sedum of any kind is ever ugly. I love them in all stages.
ReplyDeleteI like the pale green color of it. Not many plants share that hue. And it 'morphs'in the cooler weather. I can barely see mine thanks to the eggplants. I didn't think the eggplants would get so huge. I've gotten 4 eggplants already!
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