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In verdant Huntsville, Alabama, she dressed the exterior in succulents and sedum, then accessorized them with swaths of whitewashed cypress boards installed "fence" - style.— Interior Design Industry News
From the top: The gardens around our house - asters, sedum, hydrangeas; Cape May fencing; a hidden garden; Mom and Willa (tucked away in the stroller / Pope Mobile) among the cottage garden flowers; porch living; and the Painted Ladies.— Frugal In Virginia
I also planted the edge of the dish with daisy's, hens & chicks and sedum, and drilled small holes for drainage.— Mother Earth News Latest 10 Articles
Standing on the roof of the library one cloudy day in November, Mark Carpenter digs his finger into a tray filled mostly with plants in the "sedum" family - often traditional garden plants - with some splashes of color from lavender and grasses.— All Today's News - Sightline Daily
Some of the sedum, sempervivums and opuntias can withstand temperatures in the 90s or readings as low as 30 degrees below zero.
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