Kim Johnson has started a Color Crazy challenge. You can see the link here that explains the simple rules Kim’s Color Crazy Challenge purple and PINK.
Pink Sedum in my deck garden. I love this plant. It is of course a perennial. I cut it back at the end of summer, leave it in the garage, bring it back out in the spring, and tah-dah the blooms slowly return. It is magical. And I would recommend this low maintenance plant to anyone. Just give it plenty of sunshine and water and it should thrive. Nature is so therapeutic. It can take you to a different level, allowing you to forget your problems for a little while.
©CarolDM 2016
All these beautiful posts make me want the winter to end sooner!
Thanks Ellie I am also ready for spring.
Gorgeous shot of gorgeous pink! I love that you capture it real close.
Thank you, I love macro photography.
beautiful photo, the flower is so beautiful, enjoy its beauty
Thank you very much Branka.
Your photos are always refreshing like this one is.
Thanks so much LaJenna. My recent posts (4) are not on my profile but floating around the site here and there. Bugs to be worked out. 🙁
I think you have a great place, Carol. Aside from the wonderful sunset view you have, I think you have a wonderful garden as well.
Thanks so much, I enjoy my home inside and out.
Good to see you.
Hehe. It’s 4 AM here. My internet connection is fast during this time hehe. In the past few days, it would take more than minute to load a page. And it’s almost impossible
To upload a photos. 🙁
The site seems to be having a problem right now. Many have complained about losing all of their draft posts and many of their photos did not publish on their recent posts. Support is suppose to be working on it.
I would suggest keeping a copy of all of your new posts until it gets worked out.
This photo is fascinating with the details!
Hanks so much Albert! They are a day brightener.
Ha, I created a new word… Hanks 🙂 Thanks!
Yeah! ? Hanks is my twin…
There’s something about sedum flowers that in general doesn’t appeal to me, although this one is pretty! But I value the plant most for providing yummy texture-ful slightly astringent addition to a salad by way of its leaves. I also like its common name ‘stonecrop’ 🙂
This one is so cool Norman. It starts out green, then pink, then a deep burgundy over the season. Yes the local nurseries call is stonecrop.
If you’ve never tried the leaves in salad I’d urge you to!
Very pretty flower, great color!
Thank you so much Courtney!
My pleasure, anytime! 🙂
You are rocking this color challenge!
How kind of you Alex, I have lots of pink flowers! 🙂
I have no problem believing that
It’s going to explode like a bomb of beauty
I love this sedum, thank you.
Such a wonderful analogy, I must steal it…
Beautiful and lovely photograph
Thank you kindly Pamela for the visit and comment.
Thank you so much. Appreciated!
Boy, that one has a gorgeous color! Mine are red, and stay green all year. That’s fantastic that it can go dormant when it has to. I did not know this.
The photograph is really good as well. : D
Thanks Kim, I really love this sedum. It changes colors over the summer. You should try this one for sure.
Well, I like it much better than the red and orange ones I have seen. Love it.