Sedum

A variety of Sedum and close relatives for well drained soil in sun. Varied plants they are all good survivors if we ever get a hot dry summer again!

We grow two main types; low growing alpine type carpeters and more upright herbaceous perennials.  All are perfectly hardy in the UK, even in the very cold recent winters.

Most forms have attractive foliage and this is often the main reson for growing them, the colour of the leaves often changing during the season.  The flowers are the main attraction on the bigger herbaceous types and it is well worth remembering that the seedheads will be attractive to insects, birds and the eye throughout autumn and winter to so don't be too quick to cut them back.

All sedums need reasonable drainage and benefit from full sun all year.

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Hylotelephium ussuriense

Hylotelephium ussuriense£4.50

A wild collected form from the Russian far east this is a useful front of the border perennial. Greyish foliage flushed red and heads of red flowers to 25cm. Drained soil in sun.


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Sedum 'Blue Carpet'

Sedum 'Blue Carpet'£4.50

A new blue-grey leafed plant making low carpets for a well drained soil in full sun. Yellow flowers in summer to 15cm.


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Sedum album 'Coral Carpet'

Sedum album 'Coral Carpet'£3.00

A very low growing carpet of short, needle-like leaves, fresh green on the new growth and quickly flushing to red. Short stems of white flowers flushed pink in summer to 10cm. Dry soil in sun.


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Sedum spurium 'Schorbuser Blut'

Sedum spurium 'Schorbuser Blut'£4.50

AGM Low growing mats of reddish foliage and bright purplish flowes in summer. Best in well drained soil and full sun. 15cm.


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