Sedum
Also known as Stonecrop or Ice Plants.
I have quite a large crop of these in my garden, so I brought this little piece indoors to photograph. Taken in natural light using a piece of textured card from a craft shop as a background.
A lot of our flowers are starting to die off now, so I've been bringing a few indoors to photograph them before they get too untidy.........so you'll see some more in due course.
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Taken on Thursday September 19, 2024
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Posted on Thursday September 19, 2024
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Makrofan said:
Keith Burton replied to Makrofan:
Annemarie said:
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Günter Klaus said:
Wünsche noch einen schönen Abend,liebe Grüße Güni :))
Keith Burton replied to Günter Klaus:
Have a nice evening my friend..........regards, Keith.
bonsai59 said:
Keith Burton replied to bonsai59:
I agree that they're probably not suitable for a bouquet, but apparently florists use them in flower arrangements quite often, as they last so well.
Jean-Paul said:
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Peter Castell said:
Keith Burton replied to Peter Castell:
I had no idea that they were also called ice-plants...........but Mr Google did. Here is the answer to your question:
"With succulent, frosted stems and a tolerance of icy winters, sedum is commonly known as an ice plant".
I've added "Ice Plant" to my narrative.
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