Very beautiful. The last one with the purple leaves in the background and the your insect buddy is very nice!!!!

Harry

Blooms are beautiful. Do you have ID for a #3? - I am not familiar with that one. I believe that these are all in ground?

You should have more than a month of still good temps - what month do you usually start bringing your succulents in?

Rina

I wonder if #3 is some hybrid of Crassula cv. 'Springtime'? I'm curious too and it looks great.

Harry thank you for posting. Could you ID pic # 3 for me?

PS- I like the insect too, does Willem?

mayo

Do you think C. Springtime would be hardy - looks like it is in ground (it could be digged up if necessary, of course!)

Rina

Number 3 is: Sedum 'Bertram Anderson'

Rina: I'm digging out of the garden teh Echeveria's that I planted there this spring. We get so much rain these days that I don't dare to wait another month. The potted up Semps can handle the rain for at least till end november and then they are placed in the plantshed. They stay there all winter. The Semps and Sedum planted out in the garden stay there for the winter. I hardly ever loose plants because of frost, snow and rain.

Harry

Harry

Thank you for the ID, that is very nice hardy sedum.

I didn't realize that you get so much rain (should remember what I learned at school - about all of the countries, their climate, natural resources - but that's so long ago).

Rina