Connie, Thank you for your comments. I do not have a Donkey/Burro Tail (Sedum morganianum) Wish I did. If your really ambitiuos, you can lay those fleshy little leaves on damp sand or coarse potting soil and they will root. Then, give them as gifts or plant in the mother pot for new plants to cover your bare stems. I understand the trailing stems can grow three feet! The other alternative is to cut them back (Yikes!) and new shoots will grow. 2-3 inch stem cuttings will root also. Okay, I talked myself into it. Not that I NEED another plant, I can shelter a B tail outdoors this summer and bring it in for the winter. I have a feeling I will need some artificial light for my house this fall. Gardening is perfect for a womans nurturing soul. I have one daughter graduating from college in June and is moving to Pennsylvania, another daughter still in college and will be out of the nest soon also. I recommend plants to any pre-menopausal woman who thinks they might want another child. I must say that with all of their challenges they are less trouble than a miniature schnauzer. (Plants not children :>)