Northeast Gardening: We won't let you down even if we are froze, 1 by iluvcrapes

iluvcrapes wrote:
I am real close to both. I want to post some pics of my different sedums as I go and just maybe, you will see some that look familiar. Baby tears grow like crazy in the summer and hang quite hardily but kind of fizzle out when the cold weather comes. They are quite winter hardy as a perennial, but kind of go to sleep as do other perennials. Also ogon is another that is real hardy throughout the warm weather and is a lime green color. It does not grow as fast as the baby tears does. Hens and chicks can be planted even now in baskets and shoes. Above pics were just taken, and the soil is frozen. I have all mine outside and still working with them. Does this hanging sedum in my birdhouse look like one you were looking for? This is a craft I did in spring.The sedum right low corner is baby tears.