Warning: Picture heavy post.
In summer, this is how it looked -like a broccoli head
and now -light pink color
I have seen this plant around but in mine flower heads are crazy big
and its bending down all branches
As autumn gets its peak - flowers turn in to more darker pink color
rain drops...
Bees buzzing....
Critter enjoying flower...
for more Pics click on any photo and it will take you to my flickr stream.
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37 Sweet Notes:
Very neat, how you showed how this blossomed.
These are so neat! I never knew they changed color before! Love them when they are pink!
The bees are really buzzing, aren't they! Great images and lovely pink sedum.
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Your sedum are gorgeous!...Christine
So many gorgeous photos. Your sedum, and the critters it attracts, are wonderful.
WOW.. so beautiful!!!!!
wow...so wonderful these pics are... :)
What a lovely flower.
Beautiful pics .Amazing job. Am aways in awe of people with green thumbs as you .:)
Lovely images Nayana!! I really like ur "fresh from my garden" series and everytime I wait desperately to see what's new. Look like ur garden is doing gr8.
What beautiful photos! Our have not bloomed yet... still looking green. It is so neat that you captured so many visitors to the flowers! :)
Your sedum are beautiful - and so are your photos! So very pretty :)
wow Nayana you have transformed into a superb photographer.Capturing everything in the right light and moment.Super like :)
Calling by to visit your blog for the first time as I am also a participant in 2805 Potpourri Friday. I have enjoyed your post today, your sedum is magnificent. Ours will be a poor blooming in comparison.
Very nice!
beautiful photos... lovely!
I am participating in studio jru too. come and visit!
beautiful photos... lovely!
I am participating in studio jru too. come and visit!
Beautiful Sedum, what a beautiful color. You took frameable photos. you should print one and frame it....
Hugs,
Ellen
wow they are beautiful! we have those here but its not as big like yours. =)
my take is up here My Photo Meme Blog
I really enjoyed looking through these series of beautiful shots - what lovely colours. Particularly loved your 3rd & 5th capture.
Great shots with so much life on it ;) Thanks for sharing with Weekend Flowers!
Lovely flowers, those little critters love them too.
You even managed to capture some beautiful reflections in the water droplets. Nice shots.
Beautiful flowers. They look a whole lot like sedum. Mine don't go through color changes. Yours are gorgeous.
Absolutely gorgeous - I am pinning a photo to my Garden Greats board on pinterest...do you think they would do well in Texas?
Thank you everyone for wonderful comments.
Cindy - I am sorry, I have no idea on how well they do in Texas, but i can tell you that its perennial. I have never watered it, not once. only whatever comes through rain. If your garden center sell them then I think they will do well.
Not a fan of the creepy crawlies, but the flowers are very pretty! Thanks for showing off your shot.
Wonderful photos...MAGICAL! POP ART MINIS
Beautiful pics!
Blue Roses
I love flowers of all kinds. You have some beautiful shots.
gorgeous texture!
The sedum is very pretty!
I have a lot of these plant and they are blooming so heavily this year.
Beautiful critters and blooms.
Pussy Cat, have a blessed Sunday!
Beautiful! I love Autumn Joy, mine are the lovely pink right now. Your photos are gorgeous.
Wonderful series and they are beautiful blooms. Lovely photos!I hope you have a great Sunday!
Beautiful photos.
Regards and best wishes
Love how you've taken us through all the stages - beautiful series!
My granddaughter calls it broccoli too. :)
Gorgeous pictures ... lovely images ...
LG: Karin
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