One of the finest of all upright sedums and top perennials to grow. Easy and adds a great deal to the late summer and fall garden. Succulent dark green leaves. Green flower heads form in July, turn pink, and fade to maroon by August-September. Seed heads add winter interest to the garden. Prefers full sun in any light, well-drained soil. Tolerates drought once established. Fine for beds, borders, containers, excellent as a cut flower, and attracts butterflies to the garden! Common Name: Stonecrop
Mature Height: 24"
Flowering: Salmon-pink flowers mid-summer through early fall
Spacing: 12-18"