Perennials: Show us your sedums! # 2, 1 by Weezingreens

Weezingreens wrote:
This spring, I started some Sedum pulchellum seed I received in trade. The resulting plants have done very well. One plant has started throwing long stems from the rosette-like foliage that will probably result in 1st year blooms, as well. These new stems resemble S. reflexum (S. rupestris) and are quite unlike the earlier growth. It's a nice sedum and I hope it will winter over in our USDA Zone 3.