SEDUM
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Versatile and drought tolerant succulents suitable for a variety of situations including rock gardens, roof gardens, edgings, borders and containers.
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Sedum obtusatum - Sierra Stonecrop
Sedum oreganum – Oregon Stonecrop
Sedum pachyclados
Sedum rupestre - Blue Spruce
Sedum sexangulare - Watchchain Sedum
Sedum selskianum 'Goldilocks'
Sedum sieboldii - October Daphne
Sedum spathulifolium - Broad-leaved Sedum
Sedum spathulifolium 'Capo Blanco'
Sedum spurium
Sedum spurium 'Dragon's Blood'
Sedum spurium ‘Tri-Color’
Sedum spurium 'Voodoo'
Sedum stenopetalum - Wormleaf Stonecrop
Sedum takesimensis
Sedum tetractinum 'Coral Reef'
Sedum telephium 'Emperor's Waves'
Sedum ternatum - Woodland Sedum
Sedum 'Vera Jameson'
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Sedum acre - Golden Carpet
Sedum aizoon
Sedum album
Sedum anacampseros
Sedum anglicum 'Hartland'
Sedum 'Autumn Joy'
Sedum cauticola 'Lidakense'
Sedum confusum
Sedum dasyphyllum
Sedum dasyphyllum 'Major'
Sedum ellacombianum
Sedum ewersii
Sedum glaucophyllum - Cliff Stonecrop
Sedum hispanicum – Tiny Buttons Sedum
Sedum kamtschaticum – Siberian Stonecrop
Sedum kamtschaticum 'Variegatum'
Sedum lydium
Sedum makinoi 'Variegatum'
Sedum makinoi 'Ogon'
Sedum makinoi 'Limelight'
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Sedum oaxacanum - Oaxacan Sedum
Reddish purple trailing stems and yellow flowers summer. 2-3” tall x 12-18” Full sun, low water, may need winter protection. Marginally hardy and may need winter protection. Originates in the mountains of Southern Mexico. Crassulaceae
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Sedum obtusatum - Sierra Stonecrop
Succulent rosettes of blue-green, rounded leaves. Sun to part shade, well drained soil, low water. Rocky outcroppings in low to high elevations of the Sierras, Siskiyous and Klamath Range of California and SW Oregon. Hardy to 0 degrees F. Crassulaceae
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Sedum pachyclados
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Sedum oreganum – Oregon Stonecrop
Oregon native cushion forming evergreen succulent. Bright green leaves may turn red brown in sunlight. Yellow blooms July-Aug. Full to part sun. Rock garden, pots. Hardy to –10 degrees F. Crassulaceae
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Sedum rupestre
Vigorous, mat formng evergreen succulent with pointed gray-green leaves, star shaped yellow umbels in summer. Full sun, well drained soil. Rock garden, groundcover. 8"X20” Hardy to -10 degrees F.
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Sedum selskianum
'Goldilocks'
Golden flowers in summer on deciduous fuzzy leaved succulent to 8” high. Sun to part sun, well drained soil. Hardy to -20 degrees F. Crassulaceae
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©Sedum sexangulare in winter blush, note the spiral growth form © Yellow flowers of Sedum sexangulare (shownwith Acinos alpinus)
Sedum sexangulare
Mat forming, evergreen six-sided succulent forms low, dense carpet. It has vivid yellow, star-shaped flowers in summer. Full sun to light shade in well-drained soil. Hardy to –20 degrees F. Crassulaceae
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Sedum sieboldii, October Sedum, October Daphne
Deciduous succulent with thick gray leaves that have an attractive maroon margin. As the common name implies, it is very late bloomer producing large clusters of pink flowers into November. 6" x 12". Grow in sun to part shade in well drained soil. Hardy to -10 degrees F. Native to rocky sites in the mountains of Japan. Crassulaceae |
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'Capo Blanco'
Sedum spathulifolium - Broad-leaved Sedum
NW native forms evergreen mats of gray-green to deep red rosettes. Yellow flowers May-July. Full sun to light shade, well drained soil, low water. Hardy to -20 degrees F. Crassulaceae
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Sedum spurium – Two-row Stonecrop
Vigorous mat forming succulent with branching green stems. Pink star-shaped flowers in summer. 4 x 24”. Full sun, well drained soil. Rock garden, containers, groundcover. Hardy to -30 degrees F.
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Sedum spurium 'Dragon's Blood'– Two-row Stonecrop
Mat forming succulent with red blushing leaves and branching reddish stems and pink star-shaped flowers in summer. 4 x 24”. Full sun, well drained soil. Hardy to -30 degrees F. Crassulaceae |
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Sedum spurium ‘Tri-Color’
Mat forming succulent with three-colored green, cream, pink leaves. Pink star-shaped flowers in summer. 4 x 24”. Full sun, well drained soil. Rock garden, containers, groundcover. Hardy to -30 degrees F.
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Sedum spurium ‘Voodoo’
Mat forming succulent with dark bronze foliage. Pink star-shaped flowers in summer. 4 x 24”.
Full sun, well drained soil. Rock garden, containers, groundcover. Hardy to -30 degrees F
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Sedum stenopetalum - Wormleaf Stonecrop
Northwest native mat-forming succulent with yellow flowering stems 4-8” high.
Grow in full sun in well-drained soil with low water. Hardy to –20 degrees F. Crassulaceae
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Sedum takesimensis (syn. Phedimus takesimensis)
Bright green leaves and star-shaped yellow flowers in summer. Spreads by rooting stems. 6” X 12” and more. Full sun, well-drained soil, low water. Rocky areas of Korea. Hardy to –20 degrees F. Crassulaceae
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Sedum telephium
'Emperor's Waves'
Upright succulent with dark stems and deep red flowers in summer. Deciduous. 15” X 15”. Full sun, well drained soil. Hardy to -10 degrees F. Crassulaceae
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Sedum Ternatum - Woodland Sedum
Light green leaves in groups of 3 on stem with white flowers in early summer.
6” high x 12" wide. Tolerates dry to moist soils but Prefers partial sun, well-drained soil.
Found throughout the Easterm US in woodland, hillside and streamside locations.
Hardy to -10 degrees F. Crassulaceae
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Sedum tetractinum 'Coral Reef'
Chinese Sedum
Creeping large, flat round leaves with a reddish blush with white to pink star shaped flowers in spring. 3 " x 12" Grow in sun to part shade in well-drained soil, low to moderate water. Hardy to -30 degrees F. China. Crassulaceae |
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Sedum 'Vera Jameson'
A purple stemmed deciduous succulent with gray-green to purple foliage and bright pink flowers late summer into fall. 10" x 18" Grow in sun to part shade in well-drained soil. Hybrid origin. Hardy to -30 degrees F. Crassulaceae
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