‘Dragon’s Blood’ and first snow

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Yesterday, Saturday

OK, I see it now. After several years of growing Sedum spurium ‘Dragon’s Blood’, I have only seen a bit of the flowers, which are supposed to give this plant its name. I’ve seen other folk’s examples showing the flowers, so I know it’s possible…until then, this Fall, I can now see the dragon’s blood that I do have.  And I like it!

Wheelbarrow of Dragon's blood sedum
Wheelbarrow of Dragon’s blood sedum

Sunday, one day later…

Snow on the wheelbarrow

Snow, making a frosty blanket on the wheelbarrow of sedum

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8 comments

  3. Sue Langley -

    Thanks and yes! Snows transforms, doesn’t it?. I’m adding your blog to my ‘likes.’ I also like your PG area, the beach drive and Vivolo’s.

  4. Sue Langley -

    Thanks and yes! Snows transforms, doesn’t it?. I’m adding your blog to my ‘likes.’ I also like your PG area, the beach drive and Vivolo’s.

    • Sue Langley -

      That wheelbarrow was found on trash day, one that a concrete contactor had obviously ‘used to death’, perfect and holey, for a planter. I’m not too proud to pick up something on the street.

      I posted the Tagetes post to your link, and thanks!!

    • Sue Langley -

      That wheelbarrow was found on trash day, one that a concrete contactor had obviously ‘used to death’, perfect and holey, for a planter. I’m not too proud to pick up something on the street.

      I posted the Tagetes post to your link, and thanks!!

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