Equally at home as a low-growing groundcover or cascading down container sides, Sedum rupestre 'Angelina' is tough to beat for versatility and ability to thrive in varying conditions.
This succulent grows 3–6 inches tall and spreads quickly up to 2 feet wide, bearing yellow flowers in summer. Its needlelike apple-green foliage lends a lush, tropical look. Use alone for a serene effect, as filler between plants in a rock garden, or spilling from hanging baskets. Especially pretty beside hot-colored flowers or foliage.
'Angelina' maintains its lime shade in partial sun, though it becomes yellower under direct sun. Needs little water once established.
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