

This is a photo of the Sedum that bloomed in my flowerbed a few weeks ago. It is the last photo I have of the flowers in my yard that I haven't posted. I have so enjoyed the Today's Flowers meme over the last few weeks and hope that other flower opportunities will arise so I can still participate from time to time. I hope you enjoy seeing the pink Sedum and the bee visitor who was probably enjoying it the most.Please click the badge at the top of my post to visit Luiz and Denise and all the other's who posted flowers for today's meme.
I too have sedum in our yard. Its a great Fall flower. Love the photo of the bee as well.
ReplyDeleteGill in Canada
My sedum tend to deepen in color as the summer and fall progress. Yours is lovely and the blossoms are big!
ReplyDeleteI really want to grow sedum. Your lovely photos want me to go out and buy one and plant one now...
ReplyDeleteGreat sedum picture. Ours are all turning to their fall colors. I took one recently with a lady bug.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a huge sedum fan,although I have one variety in a planter that I do like. Maybe I should post a picture of it someday, that one is nice!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your Sunday Carletta!
Your Sedum is very nice! I like Sedums a lot.
ReplyDeleteKatarina
Carletta: What a neat photo. Your Sedum blooms exactly like mine.
ReplyDeleteSedum is such a reliable plant isn't it! I still enjoy it long into the winter as the snow clings to the spent flowers.
ReplyDeleteJennie/Kahshe Cottager
Hi Carletta,
ReplyDeleteGreat catch of the bee on the Sedum! Love the pink :0)
Beautiful sedum pictures! My sedum flowers are now off. And they are now darkred. Well it's autumn afterall.Thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeleteOh i pretty the sedum are and that bee is an added beauty
ReplyDeleteWe have sedum and bees too.
ReplyDeletehello there! :) thanks for checking out my entry this week.
ReplyDeleteand you're right, flower photo opps will surely be more scarce in the weeks to come esp. winter is coming. i guess we should all go out and take all the flower pics we can. ;)
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Nice sedum picture.
ReplyDeleteI hope everyone enlarges these--they are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI have some sedum in my yard too. It is so colorful
ReplyDeleteRambling Woods
I love sedum too, they are so attractive and beautiful..
ReplyDeletevery pretty flower.
ReplyDeleteYour pink sedum is very lovely, and the bee is an added bonus! I may have one more flower I can post from my garden - the snow will be here very soon. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful! Nice shots too.
ReplyDeleteMine is up HERE. Hope to see you there! Happy TF!~
It is good to see pictures of flowers since the frost has done most of ours in.
ReplyDeleteWhile you say goodbye to flowers we say hello. :-)
ReplyDeleteThey are such beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteAgain I will say Bee- u- tiful :)
ReplyDeleteI like this elegant flower. Pretty in pink
Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCarletta,
ReplyDeleteWonderful and delicate flowers!
Lovely post!Thanks for posting here in TODAY'S FLOWERS!
Santilli
Bees do love Autumn Joy Sedum. Sometimes when the sun is warm the plant looks like it is quivering from so many buzzing bees. Nice catch. MB
ReplyDeleteI for one will miss your flowers... but I know you will find some other beautiful thing to share with us.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if I didn't use this flower in a darker color when I did the flower decoration for our painting exposition (on my photoblog)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sedum pictures, I wish I had some. :(
ReplyDeleteSedum is a beautiful, generous plant and your photo of the soft pink is lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you Carletta for stopping by my TF.
I have Sedum like that and I must go check it out to see how it is flourishing. Yours is beautiful today.
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos!
ReplyDeleteThe bee was well catched.
I also loved the SUNDAYS BLESSINGS.
Very pretty flowers. I don't think I know these.
ReplyDeleteJunie
I've learned about a new flower from you. Beautiful!
ReplyDeletePaz
It's kind of sad that the flowering season is coming to close, isn't it? But every day is one day closer to spring. ;-)
ReplyDeleteAh yes! I see-dum the bee-dum. I expect those are fragrant??
ReplyDeletethis is a very lovely farewell to the flowers and the bee seemed to agree :)
ReplyDeletea blossom can still be found here and there in my neck of the woods, but it will soon be over...
Beautiful catch.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful. My wife has some of that flower. I'll have to get back to the flower blog next week. I can't keep up with all the times of the special blogs. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely! Such a pretty color of pink.
ReplyDeleteI have a dark red sedum which blooms twice a year if you cut it back after the first bloom. This year the deer decided it just looked good enough to eat :) Wonderful photos Carletta.
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