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On The Ledge

Episode 67, part six: Sedum morganianum aka burro's tail

On The Ledge

Jane Perrone

Houseplants, Leisure, Gardening, Home & Garden, Plants

4.8773 Ratings

🗓️ 8 October 2018

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

Sedum morganianum was a bit of a botanical mystery until ten years ago. No one really knew where it grew in the wild, although it was believed to live in Veracruz in Mexico. Then a couple of botanists stumbled across some specimens growing in a ravine near Coatepec in Veracruz, Mexico. Read the full tale - including how the plant was first found and brought into cultivation in 1935 - in this piece from the International Crassulaceae Network.

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0:49.3

Apologies for the delay on this six episode of the little mini-series.

0:54.4

Life got in the way over the weekend and so I'm just catching up today.

0:58.0

I'll bring you part six today and part seven coming up tomorrow, and then episode 68 of the

1:04.4

podcast will be coming on Friday as usual, so don't worry, you won't miss out.

1:09.6

Advance warning, though, that there will be no podcast

1:12.5

episode on Friday the 26th of October, because it's half term, and I have family visiting,

1:19.6

and so I'll be off enjoying myself, and I'll be back the following week, so hopefully you

1:24.5

won't miss me too much. Let's crack on and talk about Sedum Morganyanum,

1:29.8

aka Burroughs Tale. This is not a plant that I own. I wish I did, but it's just not something

1:36.8

that's come into my possession yet, emphasis on yet. But digging into the history and background

1:43.2

and care tips for this plant, it is a really

1:46.1

fascinating one. So it's a delight to share this information with you. Unlike some of the other

1:52.1

plants I've profiled in this series, Burroughs tale has only been in cultivation for, well, since

1:58.7

1935. You can do the maths.

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