Sedums Collection

Kamchatka Stonecrop (Sedum kamtschaticum) flowering, September

Kamchatka Stonecrop (Sedum kamtschaticum) flowering, growing beside cascade water feature in garden, U. S. A
Kamchatka Stonecrop (Sedum kamtschaticum) flowering, growing beside cascade water feature in garden, U.S.A

Biting Stonecrop (Sedum acre) flowering, growing on shingle beach, Chesil Beach, Dorset, England, july

Tachinid Fly (Echinomyia fera) adult, feeding on pollen from Iceplant (Sedum sp)
Tachinid Fly (Echinomyia fera) adult, feeding on pollen from Iceplant (Sedum sp.) flowers in garden, Warwickshire, England, september

Greenbottle (Lucilia caesar) adult, cleaning front legs, resting on Iceplant (Sedum sp)
Greenbottle (Lucilia caesar) adult, cleaning front legs, resting on Iceplant (Sedum sp.) flowers in garden, Warwickshire, England, september

Statue of a duck and terracotta pots amongst flowers underneath a birch tree (Betula sp.). The flowers are common foxgloves (Digitalis purpurea), pink, stonecrop (Sedum sp.)

Garden patio display. Terracotta plant pots and trays containing thyme (Thymus), houseleeks (Sempervivums), verbenas, sedums calibrachoas and petunias

Comma Butterfly - On Sedum Flowers Polygonia c-album Essex, UK IN000465
COS-2058 Comma Butterfly - On Sedum Flowers Essex, UK Polygonia c-album Bill Coster Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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"Sedums: A Colorful Feast for Bees and Flies" As September arrives, the Kamchatka Stonecrop (Sedum kamtschaticum) bursts into a vibrant display of flowers, attracting the attention of Western Honey Bees (Apis mellifera). These diligent workers can be seen collecting pollen from these autumn-flowering sedums in Blithfield. Not only are they busy gathering pollen, but they also seek nectar from Iceplant (Sedum sp. ) flowers in Kent. In gardens across the United States, Kamchatka Stonecrop thrives beside cascading water features, adding a touch of natural beauty to any landscape. Meanwhile, Biting Stonecrop (Sedum acre) flourishes in Breckland and on shingle beaches like Chesil Beach in Dorset during July. Its delicate blooms create a picturesque scene against the coastal backdrop. The allure extends beyond bees alone. Tachinid Flies (Echinomyia fera) join the feast by feeding on pollen from Iceplant flowers in Warwickshire's gardens during September. Greenbottle flies (Lucilia caesar), known for their iridescent sheen, take breaks on Iceplant flowers as well while meticulously cleaning their front legs. Amidst this botanical spectacle lies an enchanting garden patio display adorned with terracotta pots and a charming statue of a duck. Sue Daly's expertise at SpecialistStock captures this captivating scene perfectly. With their diverse colors and textures, sedums prove to be not just visually stunning but also vital sources of nourishment for pollinators throughout different seasons and locations worldwide.