Sedum, Hardy Stonecrop 'Dazzleberry'

This is a cute little sedum which tolerates the heat, humidity and clay soil of zone7b GA very well. Flowering is not quite what's in th...Read Moree pictures, but the foliage makes a very nice, compact mound before flowering. Looks a bit ratty afterwards, but some deadheading helps a lot. A month after flowering, it is back to looking more or less like the pictures. Thrives in full, dry sun and moist partial shade, both sites in clay soil. After a year or so, I haven't seen much spread. Slugs tend to like this sedum, so be aware. All in all, very nice little sedum.

Said to have much larger flower heads than previous late summer sedums like 'Ruby Glow'. Grows about 8" tall.

The foliage ...Read Moreis glaucous gray to blue-green, and the stems are dark. Leaves are deciduous, not evergreen.

Just to confuse things, "Dazzleberry" is a trade name, but 'Razzleberry' is the cultivar name.

From the breeding program of Chris Hansen.