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Evert Helsinki, Finland(Zone 4b) Apr 28, 2002

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MaVieRose High Desert, CA(Zone 8a) Apr 28, 2002

Evert... do u know what specie this one is? they sure look very healthy :D! thx... ma vie

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Evert Helsinki, Finland(Zone 4b) Apr 28, 2002

Not sure.. it is the native one that grows on rocks.

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Evert Helsinki, Finland(Zone 4b) Apr 28, 2002

It could be Sedum telephium.

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MaVieRose High Desert, CA(Zone 8a) Apr 28, 2002

this is what i found for that specie... http://www.desert-tropicals.com/Plants/Crassulaceae/Sedum_telephium.html , look different. urs is much greener though :).

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Evert Helsinki, Finland(Zone 4b) Apr 28, 2002

But thats a crossin in the photo on that site.. this is the natural one. Not sure if it is telephium though

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MaVieRose High Desert, CA(Zone 8a) Apr 28, 2002

it could be the same, this time of the year, those would look like that this time of the year, specially if not exposed to direct sun and less watering.

most of my sedum has that kind of color this time of the year, eventually as it exposed to the sun and watered, they do turn green in color.

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Crasulady2 Valley Village, CA Apr 29, 2002

Without the benefit of flowers I'm guessing that it if Secum telephium. It sure looks like mine, I have several v. of these, and I can't tell them apart until I see the flowers. Norma

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Evert Helsinki, Finland(Zone 4b) Apr 29, 2002

It is Sedum telephium, looked it closer today... :) It has yellow flowers.

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Crasulady2 Valley Village, CA Apr 30, 2002

It still looks right to me, I have several varieties of this species. 'Vera Jameson' Included. Photos often don't come in accurate color. Usually the flowers run pink to purplish, lavender, red, maroon, they last a long time. After flowering they die back and grow again in the spring. Very dependable plant. Norma

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Crasulady2 Valley Village, CA May 21, 2002

Evert, Yellow flowers? I didn't know that species came with yellow flowers. Now I am puzzled. Norma

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MaVieRose High Desert, CA(Zone 8a) May 21, 2002

could be another specie of sedum ... http://www.desert-tropicals.com/Plants/Crassulaceae/Sedum_kamtschaticum.html

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Evert Helsinki, Finland(Zone 4b) May 21, 2002

Norma, not, not bright yellow, but creamy color, maybe I shouldn't call it yellow then.. =) Isn't there red flowered variety too?

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