This chart has been making the rounds on Pinterest. I’m not too sure of it’s infallibility as a reference since Sedum morganianum, the Burrito/Donkey Tail is listed as Sedum burrito.
Sedum morganianum famously deployed as jellyfish at Lotusland.
But it is handy for charting the march of succulents through my garden.
Let’s see. Lost the Cotyledon orbiculata last week, brought home Senecio haworthii just a couple days ago…
chart found here.
Thanks for sharing this chart Denise. It’s both fascinating and rather entertaining!
What is cool is that the jellyfish cone provides the shade Sedum morganianum needs right where it needs it, at the top of the plant. That’s very clever. Guess I’ll steal that idea, too. My garden is going to end up looking like your blog (if only).
@M&G, it is kind of mesmerizing, isn’t it?
@Hoov, my first instinct was to call the cone a “coolie hat,” but that’s not terribly PC. Yes, it is clever — Mme Walska was no slouch!
Love the jellyfish idea, very clever. Interesting chart, I need to peruse this further
I wonder if the chart has significance for the named provider? Sometimes these ‘info-graphics’ are made in India simply for promotion. They probably paid $50 for that chart with some kind of reference material as basis, it was delivered -and off it goes!
pretty sure the hat is for squirrels