Sedums
Whether tucked between rocks in a sun-drenched crevice or spreading gently along a garden’s edge, sedums bring interest and dimension to the landscape. Their long-lasting blooms, from midsummer into fall, allow them to punctuate the garden with color and texture, while their sculptural foliage provides contrast and an understated beauty that brings balance and a grounded presence to every setting.
How to Choose
Habit: Low mat-forming sedums work as groundcover, while upright types stand as fall-blooming border plants.
Foliage color: Blue-green, chartreuse, bronze and burgundy leaves carry interest long before flowering.
Drainage: Fast-draining soil is the single most important factor; wet winter ground is the usual cause of losses.
Bloom time: Flowers range from early summer through autumn, with seed heads that stand well into winter.
All sedums in the catalog
30 varieties, A–Z · page 2 of 2
Sedum telephium 'Lajos'
Autumn Charm Sedum
Blooms soft pink flowers that eventually develop brick red tones as they age
Full sun
Sedum telephium 'Marina'
Marina Sedum
Blooms dusky rose-pink to soft mauve flower clusters
Full sun
Sedum tetractinum ‘Coral Reef’
Chinese Stonecrop
Blooms yellow
Full sun to partial shade
Sempervivum 'Cobwebs'
Cobwebs Hens and Chicks
Blooms star shaped pink flowers borne on upright stems above rosettes
Full sun
Sempervivum 'Green Wheel'
Green Wheel Hens and Chicks
Blooms star shaped pink flowers borne on upright stems above the rosettes
Full sun
Sempervivum tectorum ‘Emerald Express’
Emerald Express Hens and Chicks
Blooms pink, red, or white
Full sun to partial shade
