Your favourite sedum/hylotelephium
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Confirm: Sedum can be pruned at any time?
Comments (6)You can prune/pinch it back until about mid-late July without delaying or flowering. Every time you pinch it, it will branch, resulting in more, but somewhat smaller, flower heads. Also, you can put the cuttings into moist but well-drained soil, keep watered, and they will easily root. You can make vast quantities of Sedum quickly by this method if you wish to. Hylotelphium, the perennial formerly known as Sedum? Is that anything like "The Artist formerly known as Prince?" So, the botanists are at work again. Didn't they go through some cycle a few years back when they renamed the common garden Chrysanthemum several times and finally went back to Chrysanthemum?...See Morefavourite grouping of 3-4 plants in your garden
Comments (12)Stressbaby great name! It may be cliche but oh my my it is a great grouping. I was really loving my yellow leaved Acorus with purple leaved ajuga tucked underneath it and light blue and white violas coming up through the Acorus. I also loved my climbing rose Dublin Bay with a purple clematist climbing up into it with Panicum 'Heavy Metal' and Salvia uliginosa hiding its base and weaving through the tangled mess....See MoreMy Favourite Invasive Weeds
Comments (44)Bindweed is nasty and makes my blood boil. As a farmer I have become very dissatisfied with all the chemicals we use and even then we do not eradicate, only temporarily control. There should be holistic, natural ways to deal with this. Older farmers tell me they used salt to sterilize the soil. Chemicals can sterilize and do this. Of course we want to grow things, not kill them and look at bare ground. I also seen a study that said copper could do this. I would like to put some copper or salt 2 foot down into the soil through a pipe to see if that would work. This is where the roots could absorb this. Do roots need a surfactant like we use when we spray the leaves with chemicals? We have to kill the roots. Any suggestions? Desperate farmer...See MoreShare a pic of your favourite succulent
Comments (48)Nice tree fetish thing you have going on. A bit of enabling I can do for you maybe ? A little something from someone else If space saving is your thing a little 'er something from this adobe is this Also one of my best performing heat loving favs Cotyodon Sp. perhaps Cv. 'Lady fingers' to my best recalling...See Morerob333 (zone 7b)
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