Sedum garden

Low-maintenance, attractive, and interesting, sedum (aka stonecrop) can be a garden bed and landscape problem-solver.

These hardy outdoor plants won't just boost your home's curb appeal, but they'll survive every condition, even a dry, sandy, or shady yard.

It is too soon for the sedum blooms to appear. Summer needs to friggin slow down. Related Posts Sedum 'Autumn Fire' Sedum 'Autumn Fire' - Final pruning results "Prune in June" - Sedum 'Autumn Fire'

Sedum 'Autumn Joy' isn't the most spectacular perennial around, but it's got a lot going for it. It looks great all season, and asks so little in return. In the fall, when most other perennials have petered out, Autumn Joy Sedum is just coming into its glory. Grasses, which are also in their prime in the fall, are enhanced by the rusty red of Autumn Joy Sedum. Lamb's Ears (Stachys byzantina) and Hosta round out the composition. Although Sedum 'Autumn Joy' waits until fall for its color, its…

Succulents are not just indoor plants. There is a whole group that will survive the winter outdoors.

My favorite Sedum Autumn Joy is almost all weather tolerant. Click through NOW to learn more about Sedums and if they would be a great fit for your garden...

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Do you want to start sedum seeds in Ohio, but don't know when is best? Then read this article to find the BEST time to start sedum flowers from seed!

Sedum (Stonecrop) is an easy to grow group of succulents that look great in the summer and autumn garden.

Piet Oudolf has added a selection of bright annuals to his trademark perennial plantings at Museum Voorlinden. Find his inspirational planting list here