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Me too! Lovely photo.
Thanks
Ditto! You have 3 or 4 different sorts of Bees on your Sedum too. Looks like a great party!
Yes, you are right. Do you know what they are? I intended to ID the bees and got as far as tentatively: honey, tree, buff, but then decided I couldn’t tell for the others.
I wouldn’t like to say for sure, I really recommend the BCT website, the keys to identification are great and once you get your ‘eye’ in, with legs, bottoms and markings you’ll fly!
Such a well named plant, look great from start to finish I think.
Yes (except that this year I tried the chelsea chop on it and it looked tatty for ~a month)