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- n. Plural form of sedum.
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Examples
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This can include plants with thick, succulent leaves such as sedums and sempervivums, or those with waxy leaves, for example phormiums.
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For a permanent outside wall, Falls recommends buying pressure-treated wood or plastic modules to prevent rotting, a ready-made irrigation system, and water-hoarding succulents such as sedums and sempervivums.
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Grasses and sedums require little attention and their sculptural seedheads last well into the winter months in most garden zones.
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I gave up trying to grow sedums in a pot because blackbirds kept pulling them up.
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The addition, which includes a light-filled, inviting Museum Learning Center and library, as well as much-needed " backstage " space, is handsome and apparently ecologically responsible, with a " green roof " planted with sedums.
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I love those cabbages of sedums too, so full of promise.
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Vitex, dappled willows, roses, sedums, penstemons, hydrangeas and more give structure and color while the many grasses fill in the gaps.
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We have another one filled with sedums that was found on the property when we moved here, very low maintenance.
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There were small hypertufa containers planted with sedums and miniature conifers.
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Bless used pond liner to create a roof garden of sedums.
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