Sedum telephium | Vera Jamieson | Stonecrop Cavallini & co Sap groove in the cutting

Sap groove in the cutting block prevents blade sticking

it securely holds flower stems in place while giving you the freedom to create anything from simple single-stem displays to fuller

While most foxgloves are biennials

One of the many lovely bird visitors we get to our gardens here at Puriri Lane are Quail and here is a family - Mum

this pretty pale blue flowered

Sedum telephium | Vera Jamieson | Stonecrop Cavallini & co Sap groove in the cuttingThey are lovely, easy to grow perennials that add an interesting texture and unique floral pattern to garden beds. Sedum plants are succulent and so need very little water and good drainage to do well. This little one grows in clumps to about 25 to 30 cm tall and produces fleshy leaves. The flowers are small but grow in large clusters that are flattened across the top of the plant. Of all the varieties of sedum, Vera Jameson has perhaps the most