Planted in ground.
5 years ago
A tribute to my plants at the height of their beauty. They are all gorgeous until winter weather comes. I know Echeverias will definitely not make it. I’m hopeful the delosperma makes a comeback I’m confident about the Sedums and the sedoro.
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