All Sedums are easy to just break off a stem and stick it in the ground like that. I have several different kinds of them that I have done that with even the big large varieties.
Cascading plants
- Thread starter Sunshine
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Love Sedums. I have a few in a pot.
What about taking a clamatis and let it grow along the edge? I have some wild pieces I might try this on mine.
I don't think the Clamatis would work for me, anything around the pond gets walked on. But, that would be pretty.
I put some moss on the shady parts of my rocks where it is moist. I finally have a good size piece growing.
I got some irish moss and what the lady called scotch moss today .I went to get some composted manure and she had it growing right out in the sun but in a moist area .Seems like looking at the area she could have a natural spring some where and it is making it's way across her yard ,best thing is it runs into her veggie garden .To me thats a win win wish I had a natural spring .
My pond is in full sun all day. I think we are going to just lay slate down. I bought the plants and set them back there, I didn't like the look. That side of the pond was built up with bricks than the liner over it. It's straight up and blocked looking. The Blue Star Creeper will be planted some place else. Thanks for all the suggestions.
Well this year I planted more nashturhiums and sweet peas in my hanging flower baskets and used seed from the dollar store and as usual they are coming up thick and full .I tried them for hanging baskets because of there color and unusual look .Not the normal hanging basket any one try out of the normal flowers in baskets or pots they find work good .
Sissy you have pics of these baskets flowering or is it too early.
To early they are just starting to grow and will take a pic of them and post it tomorrow .I like the way they cascade over ,but you do have to give them hair cuts they even wrapped around the hanger last year .I put moss in the basket to keep them moist and a watering wand works great to water them
I like the moss idea for behind the pond. There is a 2 foot walkway to the woodpile. It is currently just dirt. We plan on laying slate. The moss will look cool planted between them. It's mostly shade back there.
It will go with the patina on my yellow fence .... lol