Check this out: http://www.sunsparklersedums.c...

A cross between a Sedum species and Orostachys. It's beautiful!!!!

That is really cool...and definitely going on my want list.

Chris, thank you so much for the link.
I just emailed Cydna to see if she will be carrying this plant in spring of 2015. Chris Hanson was out to her place this summer visiting.

What an exciting new plant. I sure hope it will be easy to obtain this coming spring.

And look at this other new sedum to be introduced in 2015.
http://www.sunsparklersedums.c...

Nice!

Another beauty!

I hope I can find both of them to add to my plant collection.

Ohhhh, I looked at the site. I like them both, Lime Twister the best. Wonder how long before it gets to the south.

I will be looking for them.

Aaaaaahhhhh, I wonder how many others I missed calling out. Glad you found your way here Linda.

I do like this plant! Lime twister!!

I really like the variegated leaves, and think it is beautiful when in bloom. Beautiful in bloom, or out of bloom.

I seem to kill most sedum I have tried, wonder how these might do with wind, cold and benign neglect?

I thought your orostachys did well Marilyn? Maybe this one would do well for your growing conditions?

valleylynn said:And look at this other new sedum to be introduced in 2015.
http://www.sunsparklersedums.c...

Man their job sounds like fun. Not that IT is the most terrible thing in the world...but I think I wound up in the wrong field .

I really like the variegated leaves too but I bet it will revert . I am going to look for the first one I need color in my sedum bed.

According to their trials it didn't revert.
"This allowed us to check for the STABILITY of this variegation and make sure it did not easily or quickly revert back to the original green parent of ‘Lime Zinger’."

Time will tell. I sure am willing to give it a try.

valleylynn said:According to their trials it didn't revert.
"This allowed us to check for the STABILITY of this variegation and make sure it did not easily or quickly revert back to the original green parent of ‘Lime Zinger’."

Time will tell. I sure am willing to give it a try.

You know if I find it cheap I will give it a try. It just seems from my experience with Frosty Morn, and I cannot remember the the name of the yellow green one I have that I have to keep rooting the the variegated ones to keep the variegation.


Lowes will probably have it on their markdown rack for 3.00 and I will give it a try.

We will all have to give it a try and test it out.

Nifty looking. Will check for availability in the Spring.