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I was told that this sedum needed very little water. I have found this to not be true in Zone 8b. The plants in my flower bed growing ...Read More
The first house I moved into had these growing outside. When I moved I forgot to grab some. So I snuck back over there and ripped out a...Read More
This sedum does very well in OKC, zone 7 or 7 b. I have it scattered about the yard where other types of ground cover have a difficult t...Read More
This is a cute little guy, but it is no match for bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis). When I go to untangle it from the bindweed, its fragil...Read More
This is a wonderful little groundcover. Mine is growing in gravel around my mailbox. When it spreads out farther than I want it, it is ea...Read More
I purchased this plant in a hanging basket several months ago. I hope it will make it in the hot, humid summer of central Florida. Anyo...Read More
This is a very prolific and healthy sedum in my zone 5 garden. Winter doesn't even faze it! It spreads slowly and is non-invasive and i...Read More
I grew this plant in 5b with no problems. It can get too leggy as a groundcover on its own, but it makes a lovely addition to a rock gar...Read More
Nice color of foliage, doesn't bloom consistently- some years not at all, likes to grow out of it's space rather than fill in.
This sedum grows like a weed in my garden. At the other hand it provides in wintergreens and it likes to grow under my Leylandii hedge......Read More
Plymouth, UK. Sedum rupestre is a synonym for Sedum reflexum. In this area it is commonly naturalized on old walls. It originates from co...Read More