Sedum kamtschaticum 'Variegatum'

Looks good ... is it flowering now or is this a old photo

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thanks It's flowering now. I just snapped this picture a couple hours ago.

Does it have another name ? tried to find it on google but no luck , I found your other photo in April .

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Let us know, I too thought looks like an interesting variety.

Thanks Siris & Gg. My fault I misspelled the name. Above is the correct name. Congratulations if you can pronounce it. lol

Here is a link with more info. Yes, this is a very striking plant & would look beautiful anywhere. It has a nice neat compact growth habit.

http://www.monrovia.com/plant-catalog/plants/3171/variegated-orange-stonecrop/

Also look under Variegated Orange Stonecrop

Found it great
thank you

Added to favs

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you're welcome

Its lovely! I had it in my last garden. I must try to get some for here.

You would love this plant Karen. It stays nice and compact - never needs trimming, no fertilizer, not a lot of water. It likes lean sandy soil. Great for a rock garden, border, edging, hanging basket, pathway. It will even grow on a garden wall, in the cracks. Nothing could be easier to propagate - just break off a leaf or stem, stick it in the dirt. Boom! it's a new plant in a couple weeks.

What could be better! :)

Karen, I have this one and could root a piece for you, just let me know if you're interested. Just looked at the photo on my garden page and you commented you almost bought one at Elgin last year!

So I did Shirley! That's so kind of you...and your Sedum Matrona cuttings that you sent me are doing so well. However, a lot of plants don't cope well with moving from the south coast of England to the East Coast of Scotland in a couple of days! lol...don't worry, I'll get one easily from the nursery in Arbroath, and they aren't expensive. :) xx Kind Lady xx

Oh Karen, I understand how some plants object to moving to Scotland but am pleased the matronas are thriving ... Sedum 'Carl' you gifted me is doing well but the 'Strawberries & Cream' I bought at Wisley is still as small as when I planted it. Perhaps it needs re-siting?

Sometimes moving plants is what they need. :)