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Did you notice the denim rag wreath I recently made hanging above the garage planter?
Can you also see the greenish coleus in the planter under the rag wreath?
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hmmm... maybe not, so here's a close up:
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Can you believe that green/red-edged coleus is the same plant as this vibrant red one on the opposite side of the garage?
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I really like both colors. I wish I knew the name of this sawtooth-edged beauty, but when I bought it, there was no name tag. Don't you just hate that? I know I do!
Update: Thanks to Eileen, who knew this was 'Henna' coleus. I must remember this one for next year. It is the most beautiful coleus I have ever planted.
Wow-I really love the sedum. I have just a couple of plants and they're spread apart pretty far. I love the effect of a "sea" of them. Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sue. For the past two summers, I have been removing everything from this area and planting with only sedum. It has finally completely filled in!
DeleteColeus looks like Henna if you bought it at Home Depot. They had trays of Henna and Wasabi and I put both of them together, great looking!
ReplyDeleteYour sedum looks wonderful, not flopping like mine. I now have Autumn Fire which isn't supposed to flop, but I think it gets too much water. In the alley it stands upright because I hardly ever water out there.
Eileen
I will have to google Henna and see. I bought these at a grocery store!
DeleteThe sedum looks very pretty. I agree with Eileen they are coleus. My Mother grew them all the time. I ususal grow them too, but did not get any this year.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Betty.
DeleteThe coleus has the perfect foliage for fall. It is beautiful. And the sea of pink sedum is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Stacy. I wish the pink color would stay a bit longer than it does.
Deleteyour colors are beautiful...I love that wreath..
ReplyDeleteDeb, You are a crafty lady. I bet you could make one of those wreaths.
DeleteMy Sedum hasn't reached that color yet. but then it's been over 90 degrees every day!
ReplyDeleteyour yard is beautiful, I bet your neighbors love you.
The sad thing is, once I see this pink color, I know my garden days are numbered. :(
DeleteYour sedum is really pretty and I love that Henna coleus!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Barb.
DeleteLooks lovely Zoey. I do love that Coleus also. The Sedum is a nice constant for this time of year. I even pruned some for a vase in the house. No smell but they do look pretty and sure live long.
ReplyDeleteCher Sunray Gardens
Cher, When my gardens were young and I needed more sedum, I would use in bouquets for a couple of weeks or however it took to grow roots, then replant it outside. It's a very versatile plant!
DeleteIf I was you neighbor I'd walk past your yard daily. Your yard is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi AZ,
DeleteHow have you been? Thanks for stopping by!
We are finally winding down from a very hot summer, it's been raining off and on for the past week, flooding in parts of the Valley, but we only suffered a microburst that took down our last remaining tree in the backyard. Actually we drove around and we counted 80+ trees that were wind damaged or pulled out of the ground in our neighborhood. I always read your blog entries, but I'm lazy and don't always leave a comment. :)
DeleteSo sorry to hear about the flooding and the loss of your only tree. I wish I could give you some of mine!
DeleteI appreciate your loyal reading, AZ!
I really loved looking at this post. From the wreath to the sea of sedum to the saw toothed coleus...beautiful. Your fall gardens are spectacular.
ReplyDeleteBalisha
Thanks, Balisha.
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