I am delighted to see the Sea Star Sedum coming back. I don't know if it was the dry conditions of the 2011 drought that made it disappear, or if it dies back in the heat. But, it is a very good reseeder. Let the flowers go to seed and you will have little volunteers springing up everywhere the following season. I was even able to dig up little patches of it from the path in front of the flower bed. The tiny little seedlings are in the foreground of this picture and there is also a little patch of it growing in the top right of the picture. That is a gold yarrow seedling in the middle of the picture.
These are Tickseed seedlings. I just stuck this photograph in because they are so cute!
More Sea Star Seedlings.
I am delighted to see the Sea Star Sedum coming back. I don't know if it was the dry conditions of the 2011 drought that made it disappear, or if it dies back in the heat. But, it is a very good reseeder. Let the flowers go to seed and you will have little volunteers springing up everywhere the following season. I was even able to dig up little patches of it from the path in front of the flower bed. The tiny little seedlings are in the foreground of this picture and there is also a little patch of it growing in the top right of the picture. That is a gold yarrow seedling in the middle of the picture.
These are Tickseed seedlings. I just stuck this photograph in because they are so cute!
More Sea Star Seedlings.
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