Sedum
Sedum, commonly known as stonecrops, are a flowering succulent group with winter hardy types as well as those needing frost protection. They are varied and sturdy in habit.
Sedum adolphii 'Firestorm'
Native to South Africa. The orange-red succulent leaf tips of 'Firestorm' make it a standout amongst others. The leaves become a more distinct 'fire' color when grown under full sun. It is hardy to zone 9.
Sedum 'Blue Ball'
A quick growing blueish green sedum that forms a dense mat, Sedum 'Blue Ball' is hardy to zone 5 and makes a great easy to care for decoration.
Sedum Coral Reef
Coral Reef has shiny green leaves with bronze tips. It forms a dense mat cover with yellow flowers. Drought tolerant, and provide porous soil. Hardy to zone 5.
Sedum Fine Gold Leaf
A great groundcover decoration, Sedum Fine Gold Leaf forms a dense mat and should be kept away from full sun. It is hardy to zone 5.
Sedum forsterianum 'Antique Grill'
Sedum forsterianum 'Antique Grill' has blue/grey needles that sometimes turn dark red in cool weather. This plant blossoms yellow flowers.
Sedum green ball
Sedum green ball has light green, round foliage. Similar to the cactus, sedums do not need water often and are easy to care for.
Sedum hernandezii
Sedum hernandezii has clusters of stems up to 4 inches in height. The oval leaves have a cracked appearance and it blooms large star shaped flowers. Provide bright light and porous soil. Hardy to 32F./Zone 5. Native to Puebla, Mexico.
Sedum 'Immergrunchen'
With green foliage and yellow blooms, this sedum makes a great accent. It is hardy to zone 5.
sedum makinoi Ogon
sedum makinoi Ogon has light green foliage. Blossom bright yellow flowers. Similar to the cactus sedums do not need water often and are easy to care for.
Sedum morganianum 'Burro's Tail'
Native to southern Mexico and Honduras, the growth of morganianum resembles a burro's tail. Teal in color, hardy to zones 10b and 11.
Sedum nussbaumerianum
Native to Mexico, this drought tolerant succulent loves the full sun and will grow to a little less than a foot tall but can reach up to 3 feet wide. It is hardy to zone 9.
Sedum rupestre Angelina
Sedum rupestre Angelina has greem foliage that changes to amber in fall. Hardy to zone 5.
Sedum Sampler Collection
Save at least $3.00 on the price of individual sedum. We will choose 3 different kinds from our inventory. A good choice if you are new to sedum or unsure what to get.
Sedum sieboldi
Sedum sieboldi has blue/green foliage; cold weather brings out pink in the foliage. Blossoms pink/purple flowers. Similar to cactus, sedums do not need water often and are easy to care for.
Sedum spurium
This rock loving perennial prefers full sun, but can still grow well in the shade. Blooming red flowers in the summer, it is hardy to zone 4.
Sedum spurium 'Dragon's Blood'
Sedum spurium 'Dragon's Blood' has bronze-red foliage with rose-red flowers. Makes a great ground cover. Hardy to zone 5.
Sedum spurium fuldaglut
Sedum spurium fuldaglut has dark red foliage with red flowers. Hardy to zone 5.
Sedum Stone Crop
Sedum Stone Crop is a hardy plant that needs lots of sun. Stone Crop has beautiful stripes of yellow and green on a flower-like plant.