If you get it Debra let us know how it does in your growing conditions.

Will do, Lynn.

The new SunSparklers are on the web site of great garden plants!

Thanks Julia!!!!

I looked and I would love to have them but with shipping they would be over $18.00 a plant so I think I will wait awhile and see if they go down in price.

@springcolor - ohoh...this is such a dangerous website!!! I want a butterfly bush, and several of the sedums - want but do I need????

That 'Lime Twister' is beautiful. I have 'Lime Zinger' and love it. May have to get this new one.

Lynn don't even start now!!! It was one that I was looking at...along with that maroon one, can't remember the name dangerous indeed!

'Lime Twister' is my favorite too.

Would that be SunSparkler® 'Firecracker' Greg?
Wouldn't that one look beautiful growing next to 'Lime Twister'?

Chris, I think I will have to try both 'Lime Twister' and 'Firecracker'. Now to decide where to put them.

yep even like the name "firecracker" but mostly I love Blue elf!! I just may have to purchase a few of those

The temptation was too great, and they take 'Paypal' - so...I ordered 2 of the Blue Elf,
I signed up for the email newsletter and got a free plant Sedum Firecracker!
Then more danger began - hellebores on sale (they look like succulents anyway!) So I bought 3
Happy shopper I am! (I do have some perfect spots for hellebores, so its not totally crazy!)
website
http://www.greatgardenplants.c...

Oh Greg, I can't wait to see photos when you get them.

Going to try fitting a Blue Elfa Lime Twister, and maybe a Voodoo into the April budget.

goldfinch4 said:Check this out: http://www.sunsparklersedums.c...

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

Thanks for this information but the name x Sedoro is not valid because it's a crossing between a Hylotelephium (and not a Sedum !!!! ) and a Orostachys.

You can see a discussion (in french, I'm sorry ! ) here: http://forum.crassulaceae.ch/v...

In summary, the Hylotelephium genus is close to the Orostachys genus. This is why crossings are possible.
The name "x Sedoro" is not valid because one of these plants is not a Sedum. We have two choice for the name of the new hybrid genus: x Hylostachys or x Orotelephium.
The name is accepted only if a article is published in a scientific publication.

Thank you for the links Oliver. I will read them this evening. Sounds very interesting.

I like x hylostachys it has a ring to it! I think this plant name is for marketing purposes and not a scientific name! And I like the links! Google translate so I can understand

Baker's Acres in Alexandria, Ohio is supposed to carry these, and I am going there tomorrow! Also my annual pilgrimage to Companion Plants in Athens, and Glasshouse Works in Stewart, Ohio. DH doesn't love plant shopping, but he loves trying to make me barf by choosing the hilliest, most winding roads possible.

Happy shopping Celene, sounds like a fun time!

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