We've come to appreciate sedums not just as the solution to dry landscapes but as attractive, diverse, eye-catching plants in their own right. Love's Triangle sedum is a prime example of this, with its dainty, tight rosettes that vary from green to powder blue and forms a dense mat that is crowned with pale pink clusters of flowers in the summer. Pop this at the edge of a hanging basket along with hens and chicks and taller sedums for a low-maintenance summer display. Love's Triangle may keep its good looks in milder winters or if provided with some shelter in the depths of winter, but if it does get a bit weary looking, just wait for spring when it will bounce right back.