Thursday, September 17, 2009

September 17


This is a plant we have in our yard that looks really pretty in the Fall. It's called Autumn Joy Sedum. Most of the year the flowers are a pale white, but in the fall they start turning a rosy color and become almost burgundy before they die back. As you can see from the picture, the bees are enjoying them now too!

16 comments:

Cindy said...

Those are really pretty!

sara said...

wow, that is pretty. I've never seen it!

Kathy said...

Mmm. Just beautiful! It always amazes me how plants even in their final days of season can take on a new beauty than what they had in their prime.

Anonymous said...

Wonderful shot of a showy flower. It is really lovely.

Susan said...

Is that one of Mickey's honey bee's clear in Michigan?
Susan

SaraG said...

Love the color of this one!
Beautiful photo, Mari!!
Have a wonderful weekend!!

TJ said...

Beautiful. God must love colors and variety. His creations are awesome.

bentonflocke said...

beautiful! love the fresh color!! Have a nice weekend!

Cherdecor said...

I love your fall sedum. We have a sedum and the bees from all over the county come to it so I cut it down about mid summer. Bees scare me.

LuAnn said...

I have that too. Do you think it is a Northern thing??

Aspiemom said...

Very pretty. I never saw that kind of flower before.

Anonymous said...

just beautiful...pretty flowers!

Joanna Jenkins said...

That a nice change of color for the fall from the usual oranges and golds. Beautiful.
xo

Christina said...

Lovely flowers!

Carin said...

Great picture... we have 2 Autumn Joys in our yard... luv them!

Betty Manousos said...

Just great pic, as always. Beautiful plant to have in your yard. :)