Autumn Joy Sedum

Autumn Joy Sedum may not be a native plant, but the bees sure love it! So do I. There are five bees in this photo, all different.

It’s one of the easiest plants to grow, grows just about anywhere, doesn’t need anything special, doesn’t even care if you don’t water it. It blooms so beautifully, starting out in July with mounds of pale green buds that look like broccoli that slowly turn pale pink as they open in August and darken to a deep rich pink that darkens to bronze for winter.

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