Phedimus, Creeping Sedum, Two-Row Stonecrop 'John Creech'

Can anyone tell me the shade of green of John Creech sedum?
Dark green? Pale green? Yellowish green? It varies in oictures, and ...Read MoreI am not sure if this is due to differeing shades in differing environments, or the photo/display process.

A very nice sedum. Low growing with nice colored flowers. it seems to grow lower and tighter than many other Sedum spuriums. I got min...Read Moree as a Stepable.

This was one of the first of the low growing sedum cultivars I planted. Sedum 'John Creech' forms a dense mat of succulent foliage with v...Read Moreery, pretty, rose, pink flowers in late summer. Even though it forms a dense ground cover, it is not invasive. It can be easily controlled by taking divisions or clumps and giving them away. It does not spread aggressively like Sedum acre does when a small piece is broken off. Looks best if spent flowers are removed.

I put in three little sprigs of this in the rock garden in Autumn 2002 and it has now nicely filled a square foot. It is neat, compact a...Read Morend isn't invasive. It has a consistent bright green color. My first buds are poking their heads up (mid June). I can't wait to see the flowers.