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Hylotelephium ‘Dazzleberry’

SunSparkler Dazzleberry Sedum

Hylotelephium ‘Dazzleberry’
Family
Crassulaceae
Height
6 to 8 inches
Width
1 to 2 feet
Flower color
Vibrant raspberry-pink
Foliage color
Smoky blue-gray
Bloom time
Late summer to early fall
Light
Full sun
Water
Low; drought-tolerant
Maintenance
Low; minimal care required
Growing zone
USDA zones 4 to 9
Wildlife
Attracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinators

About this plant

Hylotelephium 'Dazzleberry' produces broad, flattened clusters of vivid raspberry-pink flowers from late summer into fall, creating a colorful display that attracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Thick, succulent leaves are smoky blue-gray with a soft powdery finish, forming a dense, upright mound that remains attractive throughout the growing season. Strong burgundy stems support the abundant flower heads, while the blooms gradually deepen in color and persist into autumn, extending seasonal interest even after flowering.

Developed through modern hybrid breeding, this cultivar was selected for its colorful flowers, sturdy stems, and handsome foliage. It is well suited to borders, pollinator gardens, rock gardens, containers, and mass plantings, where its long-lasting blooms and contrasting foliage provide texture and vibrant late-season color.

Works well in

Rock Gardens · Borders · Containers · Pollinator Gardens

Companion plants

Salvias · Catmint · Lavender · Penstemon · Ice plant · Coneflowers

Design tip

Repeat broad groupings of this compact sedum to create ribbons of cool foliage that unify sunny borders and rock gardens. Combine upright flower spikes, airy ornamental grasses, and contrasting silver or green foliage to establish rhythm and emphasize bold seasonal color.

Where to see it

This plant can be seen at the Bellevue Botanical Garden.