Stonecrop garden

Borrink Landscaping- John Creech Sedum Stonecrop Stepping Stones Path for the garden. Nearly maintenance and water free. Grand Rapids, MI

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When planning your garden, consider these plants for forming borders, either in a bed or along a path.

A popular upright perennial known for its late summer pink blooms that age to a rosy-red. It is easy to grow, has a tight growth pattern and adds fabulous late summer color to borders and perennial beds.

Noted for its vibrant, colorful foliage, Sedum 'Lime Twister' (Stonecrop) is a mat-forming perennial with an abundance of succulent-like, lime green leaves adorned with creamy yellow edges. Very dense and well-branched, this sedum selection does not split open in summer and creates a colorful, weed-suppressing ground cover when planted en masse. Sitting atop short, upright stems, clusters of small, soft pink, starry flowers appear in late summer to early fall. A great variety for rockeries…

Learn how to grow and care for sedum plants! These tough succulents are cold hardy, plus drought and heat tolerant! As a bonus, stonecrop is deer-resistant!

Learn how to grow Sedum, aka stone crop plant in the garden. Includes info on where and when to plant, as well as proper watering, feeding, mulching, pruning, overwintering and dividing techniques for Sedum.

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Such a little gem in the garden. Hardy, frost tolerant, low maintenance and best suited for all, joyful. I started out with 3 plants from @lambleynursery and now have a couple of swathes of Erigeron glaucus ‘Sea Breeze’. One of many plants that do well in Macedon Ranges. #macedonranges #countrygarden #macedonrangesnaturallycool #samcrawfordlandscapedesign #gardenplants #planing

Well-behaved, award-winner Sedum spathulifolium ‘Cape Blanco’ (Broadleaf Stonecrop) is a ground-hugging evergreen perennial forming an attractive carpet of powdery, gray-green, thick leaves, sometimes purple-tinged. The spoon-shaped leaves whorl around the tips, creating silver rosettes on creeping stems. Attractive to butterflies, clusters of bright yellow starry flowers appear atop short, thick stems in summer. Although hardy, this sedum does not overwinter reliably in regions with wet and…