An improvement over the popular 'Autumn Joy', Autumn Fire Stonecrop (Hylotelephium) offers richer, rosy-pink flowers that age to coppery red atop sturdy stems. The blooms are deeper and longer-lasting, and the stems are hardier and more upright. Excellent fresh or dried for arrangements. Photo credit: Doreen Wynja.
Light: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Water Needs: Low
Height: 2 feet or less
Spread: 1–2 feetPlant in well-drained soil. Drought tolerant once established. The late-season color is invaluable in the perennial border. Leave seed heads for winter interest.
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