Sedum kamtschaticum 'Variegatum' - Yellow Blooms - June 2024
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Last Fall, I planted a pair of variegated sedums - Sedum kamtschaticum 'Variegatum' down by the sidewalk as a drought-tolerant groundcover . They managed the conditions of the Winter and emerged this Spring. I posted about them in March when very little else was growing in our garden . They had been eaten a bit by the (dang!) rabbits, but otherwise were in good shape. Today - in early June - they're putting on some yellow blooms. One of them (the one on the right) is a bigger clump, but they're BOTH beginning to flower. See below for a few photos. Just above them are the recently-planted Dusty Miller annuals (that are being invaded by some turfgrass that didn't get properly smothered. It looks like I didn't post about those (yet), so I need to get them into the [garden diary]. They're likely candidates to divide in a few years - once they've spread out a bit.