Sedum

Compact Red Carpet The Sedum ‘Elizabeth', Sedum spurium, also known as Sedum Red Carpet, is a short ground cover that is a little different from the rest. The foliage is a dark red with green and produces a wonderful fall color.

Known for its distinctive blue-green to grayish coloring, Blue Chalk Sticks are tall grass-type succulents that will grow in dense mats when allowed to spread. Ground or base covers are essential when creating a terrarium or arrangement.

Foliage is unique form of blue with graphite shades, and can be seen from far. U.S. Plant Patent #22,457. Blooms are crimson red, blooming for more than 6 weeks, attracting butterflies and pollinators.

(3-7”) Dragon's Blood Sedum features bronze foliage mats and clusters. Blooms during summer with beautiful, bright, purple-red (violet) flowers. Spurium coccineum) Perennial. 227,500 seeds/oz.; 2-3 weeks, 60-75°F.

Similar to Blue Chalk Sticks, Narrow-Leaf Chalk Sticks have narrower leaves and range in color from bright green to silvery blue. Succulent arrives in a 4" growers pot ready for potting.

Fleshy, light green leaves can become tinged with red with sun exposure. Succulent arrives in a 4" growers pot ready for potting. If the String of Buttons can be easily pruned if it grows too tall.

Sedum 'Little Missy' is a low-growing plant that forms mats up to about 2" tall. Succulent arrives in a 4" growers pot ready for potting. Ground or base covers are essential when creating a terrarium or arrangement.

Sedum, Crassula, and Senecio varieties of succulents grow low to the ground and like to spread out. Succulents arrive in 4" growers pots ready for potting. Ground or base covers are essential when creating a terrarium or arrangement.

String of Pearls forms long, trailing strings up to 3 feet in length and grow very well in containers. Succulent arrives in a 4" growers pot ready for potting. Ground or base covers are essential when creating a terrarium or arrangement.

Crassula is a genus of succulents that vary in shape and size, but we tend to refer to them as "grass" succulents. Crassula rogersii is a tall, bushy species that grows to up to 12" tall and is characterized by droplet-shaped leaves that have a velvety...

Succulent leaves are lime green edged in red, and the plants bloom with pretty pink flowers. Once established the plants thrive in poor soil, long dry spells and harsh weather. Great selection for use in containers with other succulents and annuals for...

Lustrous, ruby red, succulent foliage opens with a hint of mint green on compact, low growing, upright plants that are multi branched from a single stem. Thrives on neglect in average to poor soils.

Low-growing stonecrop will form a mat only 4” tall, making it an excellent ground cover, 'Angelina' is best used massed in front of the perennial border or in rock gardens. Leaves turn an attractive red-orange in the fall.

That is the best time to separate the plants.Dividing the plants can increase blooms and enhance plant health. These amazing little plants will spread easily from tiny bits of vegetation, rooting with ease and establishing quickly.

The flowers are dusky pink.The name of this interesting sedum comes from the woman who first discovered it in her garden in Gloucestershire, England in the 1970s. It takes extremes of heat and cold in stride and, once established, will not need to be...

Mature plants can tolerate drought conditions for brief periods.can withstand severe site conditions but is also relatively immune to rabbit and deer nibbling. The name comes from the plant's acrid taste, but this sedum is actually edible in small amounts.

If they grow in soil that is too fertile, they will put out too much growth and become weak and floppy.They like full sun and moderate water. It's a great choice for cut flowers and garden borders alike.

Avoid watering for a week or two after planting.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });Sedum jelly bean plant needs a sunny spot to maintain colorful leaves.

Very few plants will accommodate long vacations like sedum and they will keep supplying their unique appeal for years. Sedums fit into tiny spaces around pavers, rocks, and stones, where they don't mind the heat generated by such sun-cooked items.or even...

Other causes of bowed sedum heads may be rich soil or overwatering.The Sedum family encompasses plants that trail, spread like ground cover, tower 2 or more feet and those that just barely graze your ankles.

Sedum plants are practically designed for casual care and are very forgiving of most types of treatment.With a little practice, you should be able to enjoy the plants and their progeny for years and years.

A little watering is needed at establishment but the plant will root in just a few weeks and become drought tolerant thereafter.These plants are fertilizer sensitive but good organic mulch can help gradually add nutrients to the soil when growing English...

The smallest are just a few inches tall, and the tallest can be up to 3 feet. They will send out roots from wherever the stem is touching the ground and root itself. Make sure the sedum that you plant is suited to your hardiness zone.Sedums need no additional...

This foliage is evergreen in warmer climates, but in cooler climates the foliage turns an orange to burgundy color in autumn and winter. Aside from regular waterings as they establish, there is virtually no other required plant care for Angelina.Plants...

Place the pot in bright, indirect light and keep the potting mix lightly moist. Both are easily controlled with insecticidal soap spray. On the other hand, the plant benefits from afternoon shade in extremely hot climates.because the plants only bloom...

When roots develop, an occasional misting will suffice, and soon the ground cover is ready to take off on its own, climbing rocks and devouring weeds in its path. Amend compacted soil with compost and sand until you get quick drainage.

Growing Autumn Joy sedums will enhance the garden while bestowing you with plenty more of these amazing plants over time.x ‘Autumn Joy') are not garden divas. The plants attain a height of 1 ½ feet (.46 m.) with a 2-foot (.61 m.) spread.These plants...