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SEELEY , and worthy also of pot-culture for greenhouse decoration. S. Sieboldi and its variegated See also:

form, from See also:Japan, are often grown in See also:hanging pots or baskets in cottage windows. Sedums are very closely allied to Sempervivums (see See also:HOUSELEEK).

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