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This species of Sedum is tough and curiously decorative when used as a ground cover or in rock gardens. The bright green foliage has reddish margins and is evergreen The showy flowers in shades of pink to deep red appear in summer and last for weeks. Hardy perennial.

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Description : This upright stonecrop variety is popular choice with gardeners due to its unique astetics, lack of required maintenance and durability. Deep green fleshy leaves rimmed in purple hues and deep burgundy stems make this Sedum variety a showstopper even before it sets to blooming. In mid summer large clusters of creamy white flower buds make a striking contrast against the dark foliage. By late summer the buds open to reveal hundreds of magnificent star-like blooms, providing a feast...

GOLD MOSS GOLDEN CARPET STONECROP [ Sedum Acre ] **** 500 SEEDS **** Season: Perennial Height: 1-3 Inch Bloom Season: Spring/Summer/Fall Environment: Full Sun/Partial Shade/Moist Well-Drained Zones: 3-9 Gold Moss, Stonecrop [Sedum Acre] is a perennial plant native to Europe, but it has naturalised in North America. The plant forms a brilliant, intense golden yellow carpet which will give you a creeping ground cover covered by bright yellow flowers. Because it is so small, it can be induced...

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.

Place Your Order Sedum - Seastar 1000 Seeds $7.99 2000 Seeds $12.99 Related Products LazyMan Soil Doctor All-in-one liquid aerator, dethatcher, fertilizer, and soil conditioner. Use to enhance seed germination and for your monthly maintenance. 1 Quart RTU $19.99 1 Gallon $49.99 2 1/2 Gallons $99.99 5 Gallons $189.99 Groundcover Specifications Season: Perennial USDA Zones: 6 - 9 Height: 4 - 6 inches Width: 12 - 18 inches Bloom Season: Late spring through summer Bloom Color...

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...

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.

Other info: Keep in mind that this is seed harvested from sedum 'Matrona' and that seed grown plants may not be true to parent plant. If you want true sedum 'Matrona' plants, you need to buy plants started from cuttings or division. However, it is likely that you will get very similar plants. I think 'Matrona' thus far is my favorite sedum although I've only grown 3 and seen 4. I really like the contract of the redish-cast stems with the beautiful pink flowers.

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...

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...

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...

(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.

Large clusters of fruity raspberry pink buds open to contrasting peachy gold flowers in mid to late summer. The clusters, on reddish stems, comprise the entire top third of the plant so they are quite showy in bloom. The season of interest is extended even further with the deep burgundy seed heads. The foliage of this selection starts off a deep blue-green color develops a purple hue as the season progresses.

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.

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!