I have an indestructible Autumn Joy so I thought I'd try something with more pizzazz. The first place I planted this was too crowded and ...Read Morethe soil too damp - and it started to dwindle away. Thinking it was too sensitive to survive, I yanked it up and put it in a drier more open area, and it has thrived! It's now a ball approximately two feet by two feet and currently forming flower buds. It seems slower to mature than the Autumn Joy but that could just be because it is years younger. I am definitely seeing some of its parents vigor now, and that makes me happy, the variegation is beautiful!!
Got this in April 2010. Its surviving but never seems to get bigger (as in spread, not height). Its a nice looking, varigated plant, and ...Read Morethe blooms are pretty, but I'm used to sedums growing like crazy (even its cousin Autumn Joy needs splitting every few years.) Maybe I just haven't waited long enough.
This is the best variegated upright sedum I've tried so far. It is quite vigorous and sturdy, like Autumn Joy. I haven't found any pla...Read Morein green leaves so far. It has performed better than Frosty Morn in my garden.
I have an indestructible Autumn Joy so I thought I'd try something with more pizzazz. The first place I planted this was too crowded and ...Read More
Got this in April 2010. Its surviving but never seems to get bigger (as in spread, not height). Its a nice looking, varigated plant, and ...Read More
This is the best variegated upright sedum I've tried so far. It is quite vigorous and sturdy, like Autumn Joy. I haven't found any pla...Read More