What ’s not to love aboutsedums ? They’redrought liberal , they attractpollinators , and they blossom afterwards in the time of year when not much else is run short on in the garden . But they also have their drawback — namely , a propensity to splay open ( we ’re looking at you , Autumn Joy ) and look rather dreaded in some cases . But rest assure that today we ’re talk about sedums that keep up a thick habit ( whether they ’re an upright orground - covertype ) , still sport gorgeous flowers , and boom in frightful conditions . If you have full Dominicus , thin filth , and hate plants that need a circle of pampering , then this instalment is for you .

Expert testimonial : Sandy McDougle is the father and owner of Sandy ’s works in in Mechanicsville , Virginia .

Danielle’s Plants

‘ Boogie Woogie ’ sedum ( Sedum‘Boogie Woogie ’ , Zones 3–9 )

‘ Night Light ’ sedum ( Sedum‘Night Light ’ , Zones 3–9 )

‘ Plum Dazzled ’ sedum ( Sedum rupestre‘Plum Dazzled ’ , Zones 4–9 )

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‘ Carl ’ sedum ( Hylotelephium telephium‘Carl ’ , Zones 3–9 )

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‘ Matrona ’ sedum ( Hylotelephium telephium‘Matrona ’ , Zones 3–9 )

‘ Blue Spruce ’ creeping sedum ( Sedum reflexum‘Blue Spruce ’ , Zones 4–9 )

Dragon ’s blood sedum ( Sedum spurium‘Schorbuser Blut ’ , Zones 4–9 )

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‘ Angelina ’ sedum ( Sedum rupestre‘Angelina ’ , Zones 5–9 )

Carol ’s sedum mix in summertime

Carol ’s sedum mixture in spring

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Expert’s Plants

‘ Dazzleberry ’ sedum ( Sedum‘Dazzleberry ’ , Zones 4–9 )

Goldmoss sedum ( Sedum acre , Zones 4–9 )

Taiwanese sedum ( Sedum tetractinum , Zones 4–8 )

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‘ Weihenstephaner ’s Gold ’ sedum ( Sedum kamtschaticumvar.floriferum‘Weihenstephaner ’s Gold ’ , Zones 3–8 )

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‘Boogie Woogie’ sedum

‘Boogie Woogie’ sedum

‘Night Light’ sedum (credit: Walters Gardens, Inc.)

‘Night Light’ sedum. Photo: Walters Gardens, Inc.

‘Plum Dazzled’ sedum

‘Plum Dazzled’ sedum

‘Carl’ sedum (credit: Walters Gardens, Inc.)

‘Carl’ sedum. Photo: Walters Gardens, Inc.

‘Matrona’ sedum

‘Matrona’ sedum

‘Blue Spruce’ creeping sedum

‘Blue Spruce’ creeping sedum

Dragon’s blood sedum

Dragon’s blood sedum

‘Angelina’ sedum

‘Angelina’ sedum

Carol’s sedum mix in summer

Carol’s sedum mix in summer

Carol’s sedum mix in summer

Carol’s sedum mix in spring

‘Dazzleberry’ sedum (photo: Courtesy of rareroots.com)

‘Dazzleberry’ sedum.Photo: courtesy of rareroots.com

Goldmoss sedum (photo: Courtesy of rareroots.com)

Goldmoss sedum.Photo: courtesy of rareroots.com

Chinese sedum (photo: Courtesy of rareroots.com)

Chinese sedum.Photo: courtesy of rareroots.com

‘Weihenstephaner’s Gold’ sedum (photo: Courtesy of rareroots.com)

‘Weihenstephaner’s Gold’ sedum.Photo: courtesy of rareroots.com

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