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Germination: Easy. Sow seed on surface of good seed starting mix. Do not cover seeds. Moisten mix and keep mix moist until germination begins. Place container in location at 68-70°F. Seeds should begin germinating in 10-20 days.

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One of the most beautiful of the native Sedums, this succulent wildflower is heavily bedecked with fluffy pink spikes of blooms from late Spring through early summer. With dark-pink tipped stamens, the flower clusters look almost spotted! This shorter species is perfect for a naturalizing ground-cover or rock garden!

Shop for Grass Seeds, Shrubs, and Flower Bulbs at The Home Depot. The waxy blue, succulent leaves of this long lived perennial thrives in ful

Place Your Order Sedum Dragon's Blood 5000 Seeds $7.99 10000 Seeds $12.99 Shaker w/5000 Seeds $12.99 Shaker w/10000 Seeds $17.99 Related Products Groundcover Specifications Season: Perennial USDA Zones: 3 - 10 Height: 3 - 5 inches Width: 12 - 15 inches Bloom Season: Summer Bloom Color: Crimson red Environment: Full sun Soil Type: Well-drained, gritty, pH 5.8 - 6.8 Planting Directions Temperature: 68 - 70F Average Germ Time: 14 - 28 days Light Required: Yes Depth: Do not cover the...

This sedum forms an upright, branching clump of grayish/blue-green foliage that contrasts nicely against pale yellow buds that open to creamy yellow flowers. It is a totally different color for an upright sedum and is quite pretty when it first blooms. Its one drawback is that the flowers turn brown after blooming, however that stage is followed by nice rust red seed capsules. If you don't like the darker stages then deadheading can keep it fresh looking and may encourage more blooms.

Sedum 'Hab Gray' forms an upright, arching clump of bluish, gray-green foliage with reddish stems that carry pale yellow buds that open to creamy yellow flowers in mid to late summer. While it is considered an upright growing it has an attractive arching habit and the flowers often branch out at the leaf intersections for a nice display. Seed capsules turn a nice reddish color after the flowers have faded.

Perennial evergreen succulent to 18 inches, native to Eastern Europe. Our seed was harvested in the mountains of Russia. This is one of the core succulent species, thriving in the full sun in a well-drained soil in pots or in the rock garden or in the cracks of stone walls or around steps. It is tough and very pretty, and never gets very tall, so it is rarely in the way. The plant is also very popular these days for "green" or "living" roofs, where the roof is planted with various grasses, succulents...

(P.P.18398) Eye-catching, serrated, chartreuse-yellow foliage with narrow blue-green margins clothes sturdy, upright plants. Light pink flower clusters open from cramy buds. Forms bronze seed heads in fall.

Living Tapestry Sedum Mix ( Sedum 'Many species) You don’t need a green thumb or lots of spare time to grow succulents. One of the most effort-free plants around, they give a lot in return. This Living Tapestry Sedum Mix is paired with an understated earth-toned bowl and urn with matching saucers to make an elegantly simple centerpiece. Includes: 100% biodegradable pot, seed, growing medium, directions.

(Autumn Stonecrop) Sedum 'Autumn Joy' has light green leaves and strong stems to support the large flower heads which develop in the summer. This popular, hardy perennial adds a burst of color to your fall landscape. They turn a deep rose in the fall and age to an attractive bronze. A 1993 Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit winner, 'Autumn Joy' will add interest into the winter if left standing since the seed heads will provide food for the birds.

Zones: 4-9. When you see the color, texture and shape, it makes up for this very long name. Golden edges surround thin green succulent leaves in rosettes on prostrate stems. Gold flowers in summer are followed by showy red seed heads.

This very tough late summer through fall blooming perennial has become a worldwide favorite for both its beauty and ease of maintenance. The flowers begin showing a broccoli green color during summer. As the summer progresses, the flowers become pinker until they turn a beautiful russet tone by fall. The seed heads can be left on the plants for winter color. They add attractive texture in a snow-covered garden.

This improved version of Sedum 'Dragon's Blood' forms a low, dense-spreading groundcover with attractive, deep red foliage in the spring and fall. In summer the bronze-tinted, green foliage is covered with many pink flowers followed by reddish seed pods. It is very vigorous, especially in lots of sun.

This early blooming sedum forms a semi-upright clump with blue-green foliage and bright red branching stems that are topped with light pink flowers and maroon seed capsules. It blooms in midsummer earlier than any other clumping sedum we grow. Plant it in a small group near the front of the perennial border for summer long interest.

Shop for Grass Seeds, Shrubs, and Flower Bulbs at The Home Depot. Fast growing, succulent, evergreen ground cover with finely dissected, need

Have very little need for soil or water. Most flower infrequently. Flowering rosette dies after setting seed but leaves lots of babies. True alpine plants. In Sempervivum the flowers are star-shaped with 8 to 16 petals. The most common colors are shades of pink or red although some have cream or yellow flowers. Grown in 3.5" pots 'cause all you really need is a 'Start' with these little multipliers! There are about 60 species of Sempervivums...

This spreading ground cover has yellow flowers and grows only a few inches tall. fast growing even from seed and It can, however, become a difficult to control weed as it roots very easily from small pieces dropped here and there. The plant adapts well to dry, sandy soil and can be used in rock gardens or as an edging or planted over thin rocky paths. The leaves are scale-like and the plant resembles a green carpet topped with yellow flowers in late spring. Does well in sun to half day shade, They...