Cape Blanco Stonecrop is one of those sedums that absolutely charm gardeners when they first lay eyes on it. The compact rosettes form a low carpet of powdery blue, and looks rather delicate, but it is deer-resistant and drought tolerant once established. Admittedly, pieces may break off when first removing this sedum from its pot, but not to worry, all those little rosettes will simply root and go about their business. Depending upon winter weather, Cape Blanco may disappear for a few months, resurfacing when the freezing cold is over. Otherwise, it will sit out the ugly weather, then start pushing out new growth when the sun starts shining.