Wednesday, September 28, 2005

Sedumn Autumn Joy Darkens


The Sedumn Autumn Joy has turned its dark rich color. A lot of my SAJ in the rock wall garden was trampled by falling/dragging tree branches when the tree company removed the pines. It is pretty tough, so I feel confidant it will come back just as strong next year. Notice that these SAJ's are different hues of red/pink. They look different in each garden, depending on the amount of sun.


4 comments:

  1. Ok, thats it. Youve convinced me. Next year Im moving the AJ sedums from the shady never seen part of the house to a sunnier place.

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  2. WOW...the AJ looks so nice. Mine didn't go that dark yet.

    Taracotta

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  3. Sedum 'Autumn Joy' is one of my favorite perennials. In my current garden, I started with three tiny plants three or four years ago, rescued from a Big Box nursery that was ready to throw them out, and I now have them in several spots in my landscape, and have given away many cuttings over the past few years.

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