Sedum (Stonecrop) offers succulent leaves, sturdy stems, spring-summer flowers, and architectural seedheads that persist through winter. 18-22" tall, sun to part sun, drought-tolerant, bee/butterfly favorites. Dragon's Blood: 4-8", intense red flowers, heat/cold/humidity proof. Elizabeth Red Carpet: 3-4", 24" spread, pollinator magnet. Showy Sedum (spectabile): starry pink flat-tops, full sun, great in containers/rock gardens. Angelina: golden foliage, yellow blooms, trailing, loves sandy soil.
Mix with asters and black-eyed Susans. Use in borders, rock gardens, containers, mass plantings. Long-lasting cut flowers. Few perennials deliver so much presence for so little input.
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