sedum autumn joy
- To: perennials@mallorn.com
- Subject: sedum autumn joy
- From: J* N* T*
- Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1998 19:42:04 -0500
Hi all-
this is a little late for me to be asking, but...
earlier this fall, I just snapped off some branches from a fair-sized
sedum autumn joy and stuck them in the ground in a newly dug bed. They
all seemed to take to it fairly well. In retrospect, I wonder if I
should have been picking/planting more carefully. Is there anything one
can do to make the new pieces grow into a bushier plant (rather than
looking like a bunch of broccoli on a long stem)? Should I pinch them
back at some point? any suggestions? TIA
Barb (zone6/7, southeastern PA, where the annual geraniums and stock are
still blooming (too bad they're not in Christmas colors)
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