A few hens and chicks, sorry no ID's

NOIDs have never lived more luxuriously than the homes you provide for them. You are inspiring.

WOW Marilyn great praise.
They really have names but memory just fails sometimes.

I am adding to Marilyn's praise.
Jo Ann those semps are lovely. The trough planting has really filled in beautifully. Love the tall art piece. Did you make it?
Your Achillea x lewisii 'King Edward' looks to be very happy living with the semps.

Thanks Lynn and everyone. I like the King Edward in that troth but I wouldn't plant certain sedums with semps again.
The art piece is someone elses,wish I could work in clay again tho.
It is two pieces, the pedestal is from one woman and the Lotus with the Borcii (sp) is from my friend Jan.

I've seen that lotus before, and still love it.

Love your photos, Jo Ann, and all of the creative containers. I'll have to start trying to find some unique containers for my semps.

Be careful Karen, my obsession with unique planters turned me into a semp fiend, before I could stop myself I was filling planters and buying more semps to put in new planters, the whole thing spiraled out of control

I can imagine that, since it's happened to me before!

That's a good thing, right?

Actually it is fun! It keeps life interesting and busy.

Wow Jo Ann the pots look great!! Thanks for posting

Jo Ann I have always admired your 'way with containers' so it is nice to see what you are doing with semps. I'd like to know which semps and sedums you would or would not put together. Been picking up old collanders at yard sales.....lots of drainage holes!