Sedums by the Dog-Path Seat

A tough little group of sedums grow in the stone wall, just along from the Dog-Path Garden seat. Others (I think they are sedums) with longer stems flop down on the seat from above.

There are two varieties of long-stemmed sedums. One has pink flowers and wine coloured foliage, while the other has subtle variegations of cream and pale green. It has creamy-white flowers.

Naturally the bees buzz around the Dog-Path seat when the flowers are out. Snoozing gardeners who always wear blue gardening shirts beware!