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Stonecrop Sedum

plantsDavid Kimgroundcover
Stonecrop Sedum

The Stonecrop Sedum is a hardy, drought-tolerant succulent known for its fleshy leaves and star-shaped blooms. Available in many forms—from groundcovers to upright clumps—it brings texture and color to sunny spots.

Sedum spp.

Origin: Europe/ Asia/ North America

USDA Hardiness Zones: 3-9

Pros:

  • Extremely drought tolerant – thrives in poor, dry soils with minimal watering

  • Pollinator friendly – late-season flowers attract bees and butterflies

Cons:

  • Can flop over – taller varieties may need support or cutting back

  • May spread quickly – some groundcover types can outgrow their space