Sedum Sieboldii

* Pink Flowers Turn Carmine * Blue Grey Foliage with Purple Edges * Heat and Sun Loving Groundcover It spreads at a more moderate pace than other sedums and can be controlled by pruning.

This colorful mixture will certainly add a bright spot to your fall garden! * Red Flowers from May to September * 3" Spreading Red and Green Foliage * Loves Sun, Heat, and Butterflies

If they grow too tall and get floppy, prune the tops to when the stem is firm. Also known as Blue Fingers and Blue Pickles. Known for its distinctive blue-green to grayish coloring, Blue Chalk Sticks are tall grass-type succulents that will grow in dense...

Resistant to heat and drought, Sunsparkler Dazzlerry requires little care and thrives in poor soil once established. Easy to grow, sedum 'Sunsparkler Dazzleberry' puts on a great display of texture and color.

Spurium coccineum) Perennial. 227,500 seeds/oz.; 2-3 weeks, 60-75°F. Excellent for hot sites in full sun and poor soils. (3-7”) Dragon's Blood Sedum features bronze foliage mats and clusters.

If they grow too tall and get floppy, prune the tops to when the stem is firm. Ground or base covers are essential when creating a terrarium or arrangement. Like most succulents, they thrive in dry conditions, but will grow faster if kept moist.

Cuttings can then be planted in soil to form new plants. Crassula perforata is an upright-growing succulent that can grow to about 18 inches tall. If the String of Buttons can be easily pruned if it grows too tall.

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

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

Ground or base covers are essential when creating a terrarium or arrangement. Succulent arrives in a 4" growers pot ready for potting. 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. 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...

Great selection for use in containers with other succulents and annuals for texture. A great plant all around, sedum 'Sunsparkler Lime Zinger' is quick growing, deer resistant, drought and heat tolerant and winter hardy to zone 4.

Use the vigorous, drought tolerant plants as a dramatic edger, in containers, as a perennial groundcover, to attract butterflies to your garden. Sizzling color for your hot, dry problem areas.

Sedum repestre 'Angelina' is hands down the easiest plant to grow. Leaves turn an attractive red-orange in the fall. Low-growing stonecrop will form a mat only 4” tall, making it an excellent ground cover, 'Angelina' is best used massed in front of...

Separating sedum is an easy project that will increase the number of the easy to grow plants quickly. Plant each section individually at the same depth at which it had been growing.

This plant adds a unique color to beds and is easy to grow.and other popular succulents. In fact, your sedum will not be destroyed by deer, and it will It probably came about as a cross between two other sedum varieties, ‘Ruby Glow' and ‘Atropurpureum.'freestar.queue.push(function()...

Water new plants for the first few months as they establish. Young stems and leaves are eaten raw while older plant material should be cooked. Gardeners know that caring foris a breeze and the sweet little plant has the ability to accent many other types...

Sedum ‘Purple Emperor' plants are hardy perennials in USDA zones 3-9. Keep reading to learn more about how to grow Purple Emperor stonecrop plants.bred for the striking color of its foliage and flowers.

It is sometimes called pork-n-beans because the leaves sometimes turn bronze in summer. Keep an eye for, and if you see them, remove with an alcohol-soaked Q-tip.are usually a sign that the soil is too damp, so lighten up on watering.

Tiny starry flowers in dense, airy clusters come in hues of yellow to pink to rise above the low lying plants, creating drama and a swirl of color.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });The adaptable plants...

Sedum plants come back in spring and begin as ground hugging rosettes. Ensure that these succulents getThose big beautiful heads may get nodding due to a variety of conditions. Dig up the entire plant in the dormant season and cut the root and plant in...

If you require a very tidy appearance, sedum plant pruning can control errant growth and enforce thicker plants in some cases. It helps this new growth emerge by cutting back sedum plants to the new growth and also forms a more tidy plant.freestar.queue.push(function()...

English stonecrop produces from seed, too, but it will take quite some time for appreciable plants.Far easier to nudge off a stem or few leaves and transplant the rosettes to acidic, well-drained soil.

With a large number of sedum varieties to choose from, you will find one that works for your garden. The stem will root very easily and anew plant will be established in a season or two.

Sedum ‘Angelina' cultivars are excellent succulents for sites like these. Cutting can also be propagated in a trays or pots filled with sandy soil. They will grow in almost any well-draining soil, but actually thrive best in sandy or gravely soils with...

The dry flowers are nice to look throughout the winter, especially when coated with a layer of frost. You can also try beer traps or other homemade solutions.every three or four years, or when the center begins to die out or the plant outgrows its boundaries.

You may choose to root cuttings before planting, both in water or soil. Amend compacted soil with compost and sand until you get quick drainage. Poor soil, heat, or strong sun aren't a challenge for this creeping beauty.