Phedimus, Creeping Sedum, Two-Row Stonecrop 'Dragon's Blood'

I have been trying to get stuff to grow under my pines, and this year was the sedums turn. It is doing very well. One even rebloomed. ...Read MoreI am excited to put more under those trees.

This sedum works well in combination with Kamschatca Stonecrop which have greener leaves and yellow flowers for me. Dragon Blood is rated...Read More partial shade. Dragon Blood Sedum would works well in the Eastern United States - it can shrug off heavy snow cover, heavy rains, cold winters, and hot summers.

Love this ground-hugging sedum. It is absolutely care-free, which I really like! Stays evergreen for me in my zone.
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SEDUM spurium Dragon's Blood - Short - Plant 10" apart. Brilliant red flowers in the summer. Dense green low foliage is tinged wine red.

General Information:
Good for hot dry spots, groundcover, best selection for the coldest areas.

Grows quickly; easily divided. Tolerates my terrible clay, saline soil (from winter de-icing) right next to the road.

I have heard that this variety has been in cultivation for over 100 years. Very hardy. Wonderful for a container.

Dragon's Blood combines the best of perennial attributes.. a lovely bloom and interesting foliage. Even before mine blooms in early Augus...Read Moret, the foliage begins taking on that rosy hue. Like most sedum, it roots easily from stem cuttings.

A REALLY nice little sedum. I'm not a fan of the tall sedums (like autumn joy) but tend to like the short (ground cover type) ones. This...Read More one is one of the best. Lush green leaves throughout spring and summer untill they turn a sort of red bronze..... sparse yellow flowers in spring. Almost evergreen. I great ground cover in well drained mostly sunny areas. Like many sedums.... short ones included.... easy to grow.

I really enjoy how this plant looks next to my other plants because of the beautiful burgandy and green color it is. Mine receives morni...Read Moreng sun yet it seems to be enough for it to get a brillant color and I like the cascading effect. Very easy to grow from soft cuttings.

This sedum tends to be darker red in the sun and more green-ish in the shade. Beautiful either way.

'Dragon's Blood' has dark burgandy/bronze foliage, with large clusters of red flowers. I personally find them very attractive. Plant's ...Read Moregrowth habit is cascading - great for rockeries or in pots to soften the edges. Great companion to other sedums and succulents in a combintation pot.

Transplants readily, often rooting from broken branches and fallen leaves. I started with a small container of this plant and after 3 ye...Read Morears it now covers two areas about 6 feet by 2 feet. I have been keeping it contained around the border of a garden and use the parts I trim off to expand the area.

Grows easily, excellent ground cover and wonderful texture.