Small leaves, low profile, and surprisingly fast growth—that is Sedum. These versatile succulents spread quickly, making them favorites for ground cover. You might assume they enjoy cool, damp conditions, but the opposite is often true. Many species thrive in blazing sun and drought, earning spots on green roofs, living walls, and even vegetated bus roofs. In Japanese they are called Mannengusa, while English speakers know them as Stonecrop.
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As its name suggests, this Sedum is native to Central America, especially Mexico (though it has also naturalized in Japan and Europe). It...
At first glance, it looks just like an Echeveria, but it's actually a member of the Sedum family—until now, this was the unique trait of Sedum suav...
This Sedum is a ground cover type that produces clusters of tiny, round leaves just a few millimeters across. The leaves are quite delicate and wil...
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