Grey foliage on compact mounds provides multi-season color. A drought-tolerant perennial for containers or borders.
In warmer climates, you can prune sedum at any time without harming the plant’s vigor. However, most pruning is done to remove the old flower heads and to keep the plant in check. If you prune late into summer, you may risk removing future flower heads on some of the slower-growing species. Old flowers can be removed at any time. On some of the larger species, such as Autumn Joy stonecrop, the flower head is an attractive feature and will last into winter. You can remove these in the fall or wait until early spring and then remove them to the rosette base.
Sedum 'Ayers Rock': A robust, mounding succulent with unbelievable colors. This gorgeous, stemmed succulent has thin leaves with a glaucous, silver tone overlaying the soft lilac foliage. This outdoor plant can tolerate temperatures down to -20F if kept dry in winter.
