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Interesting Notes

This clump-forming species offers some of the most beautiful foliage found in nature. T he rounded, fleshy leaves are blue-gray with a wine-red edge. They are borne in threes on arching stems. The clusters of bright-pink flowers that appear in late summer or fall are a tardy bonus. An excellent edging plant for a sunny garden. Full sun, drought tolerant, deer resistant. Tolerates dry to moderately moist soil. Country Corners Nursery

A very beautiful perennial. Forms a perfect, circular mound of arching stems covered with fleshy, round, blue-green foliage which is edged with a deep pink line. Dusty rose flowers in late summer. Deciduous. Needs a well-drained location. Plant this in a spot where it is easily admired. One of the loveliest Sedums. Excellent container subject. Canning Perennials

Genus name from Latin sedo meaning to sit, refering to manner in which plants "sit" on walls; common name refers to manner in which many species live on stoney ledges; except for spurium native to Caucasus and ternatum native to eastern U.S., mostly native to Asia; many species have been reassigned by some authorities to the genus Hylotelephium, such as spectabile University of Vermont

Growing and Maintenance Tips

S. sieboldii prefers average to dry, well-drained soil in full sun. Intolerant of wet soils. Propagate by seed and cuttings, although division seems to be the easiest for most. Excellent as a perennial border, rock gardens, groundcover or container plant.