But the combination of a cool, and very wet summer, with an extremely cold winter left me with some gaps to fill. A non-sedum, Irish moss (Sagina subulata), was the most visible hit from the cold winter, so I've replanted the surviving bits and tidied it up (actually, it had gotten to be a bit too expansive, so this wasn't a bad thing).
Some of the sedums on the lower side, however, seem like they've totally vanished.
So, I was delighted (and couldn't resist buying) these cool mixed sedum mats (produced by Drop and Grow, according to the label). I don't know anything about their company or the process, but I was entranced by them at the local big box store.
Sedum mat |
I'm planning to plug in bits in the sedum bed, but also do some new plantings at the edge of the retaining wall in the piedmont, too.
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