Sedum rupestre
STONECROP
Crassulaceae
Cacti and succulents, Perennials
SEDUMNative to many parts of the world. Some are quite hardy to cold, others fairly tender; some are tiny and trailing, others much larger and upright. Fleshy leaves are evergreen (unless otherwise noted) but highly variable in size, shape, and color. Typically small, star-shaped flowers, sometimes brightly colored, are usually borne in fairly large clusters.
Sedum rupestreNative to Europe.Spreading, creeping plant growsto 16 in. high, 1 ft. wide. Narrow,light blue-gray leaves to1 in. long, closely set on stems;yellow summer flowers. Spreadsfreely; set plants 9–12 in. apartfor groundcover. ‘Angelina’ is agolden-leafed form; ‘BlueSpruce’ has needlelike foliagereminiscent of blue spruce.
Linaria hybrid 'Enchantment'
This plant has very fragrant magenta-and-goldflowers on plants to 16 in. high.
Coreopsis hybrid 'Sterntaler'
‘Sterntaler’ hasyellow flowers with a reddishbrown circle in the center.
Psylliostachys suworowii
Absolutely covered with slender, sinuous spikes of pink or lavender-pink blossoms in summer, this annu...
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