Sedum obtusifolium Quart

Sedums, commonly referred to as stonecrops, excel in sunny, dry, well-draining soil. While many gardeners may have spots lacking regular irrigation, hard clay soil is all too common in the Pacific NW, and unless amended, is not the best environment for succulents. That said, poor gravelly soil may be just the spot for Sedum obtusifolium, a ground-covering succulent that forms dense mats of flat fleshy leaves. Container planters and hanging baskets are also a good option, with the added advantage of making this unusual looking sedum more visible on patios or along walkways. Clusters of pink, late summer blooms adds to its interest. In the ground, Sedum obtusifolium will form an evergreen, drought tolerant ground cover, not favored by deer, but attractive to bees and butterflies when in bloom.

Common Name: Stonecrop, Sedum obtusifolium

Plant Type:

Mature Size: 3" - 4" tall, 8" - 10" wide

Growth Rate: Moderate

Cold Hardiness: -20 ° F°

Light: Sun to partial sun

Foliage Color:

Bloom Color: Pink

Bloom Time: Late summer

Structure: Ground cover

Characteristics: Evergreen, deer-resistant, drought tolerant once established, attracts bees and butterflies

Photos: Real images, not stock photos

Please Note: When Ground Shipping is selected, plants will be shipped on the following Monday to help maintain the plant quality.