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Sedum Blooming. My Picture of the Day

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Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 5:07:00 AM
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15 comments:

  1. HermesJune 05, 2011

    Great pictures - always liked Sedums - though no clue what species is which.

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  2. AnonymousJune 05, 2011

    I love sedums and your photos are wonderful. I especially like the composition of the third picture.

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  3. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJune 05, 2011

    Hermes, Patricia, thank you!
    Hermes, I think it is Sedum palmeri.

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  4. Heather at Dusty BayJune 05, 2011

    Yes, great photos - you've really 'captured' them!

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  5. Rainy Day GardenerJune 05, 2011

    Lovely photos, picture of the day is just perfect for Sundays :)

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  6. Sandra GardenerJune 05, 2011

    Sedum is really lovely plant.
    Absolutely gorgeous images.

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  7. AnonymousJune 05, 2011

    Hello! I just discovered your blog through Blotanical! Amazing photos of the sedum and I too love picture of the day for Sunday! Wishing you a happy day...

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  8. DonnaJune 05, 2011

    love the way you captured its beauty

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  9. AnonymousJune 06, 2011

    Beautiful photography, Tatyana. Always a feast for the eyes.

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  10. GRACE PETERSONJune 06, 2011

    Yep. Mine is starting to bloom too. I love it. Great photos!

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  11. AndreaJune 06, 2011

    Hi Tatyana, excellent photos as always. If only those sedum are not spreading so much here in the tropics, i would be planting them too. But they grow anywhere so i just look at them but not plant in my garden.

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  12. AlistairJune 07, 2011

    Hi Tatyana, I love Sedums and so does the butterflies and bees in our garden. Great pics.

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  13. BarbaraJune 07, 2011

    Sedum blooming already! I love your last photo.

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  14. Sue CatmintJune 08, 2011

    love the way the blurry bits emphasize the clear bits of the photo. And yes, sedums are great plants, tough as well as beautiful.

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  15. Gardens at Waters EastJune 08, 2011

    Tatyana, Yesterday and today have been unbelievably hot and humid. Most unusual for the shore of Lake Michigan. Since it is way to hot to work in the Gardens at Waters East, it is a good time to catch up on your Blog and other Blogs I am following. Glad I stopped by today to see your sedum. On my profile I listed that sedum are one of my favorite plants. Interesting structures and little care! I am going to be doing a posting on some of the many sedum in the Gardens at Waters East later this summer. You might enjoy. Jack

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