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Masses of tiny, star-shaped flowers adorn this quick-growing, low-spreading ground cover. Green leaves are succulent, fleshy, rounded and toothed. Sedum is good for erosion control on banks and tolerates dry soil conditions with ease. Space the plants 12 in. apart.

Golden Creeping Sedum is a perennial ground cover that explodes with golden flowers in early summer. Green succulent foliage succumbs to masses of tiny, star-shaped flowers on this quick growing ground cover. Use to enhance any garden border or as an under planting in a container. Like all sedums, which do not like to be wet, Golden Creeping Sedum requires well-drained soil, but watering is not needed until the soil is mostly dry. This sedum selection is also hardy across many zones making it a must have in all landscapes.

Sedum is a large genus of flowering plants in the family Crassulaceae, known for their succulent foliage, drought tolerance and wide variety of forms and colors. They are popular in gardens and landscapes for their low maintenance requirements and attractiveness to pollinators. Drought Tolerance: Sedums are succulents, meaning they store water in their leaves and are exceptionally drought-tolerant once established. Sunlight Requirements: Most Sedum varieties thrive in full sun, enjoying at least 6-hours to 8-hours of direct sunlight a day. They are ideal for sunny, dry spots in the garden. Soil Preferences: Well-drained soil is crucial for Sedum to prevent root rot. They are well-suited to rocky, sandy, or poor soils where other plants might struggle. Sedum flowers are typically star-shaped, borne in clusters and can be very attractive to bees, butterflies and other pollinators. Flower colors range from white and yellow to pink and red, depending on the variety. Uses: Due to their versatile nature, Sedums are used in rock gardens, as ground covers, in green roofs and walls, in borders and in containers. They are also popular in xeriscaping and drought-tolerant landscapes.

Sedum reflexum 'Blue Moon', commonly known as Blue Moon Stonecrop, is a variety of Sedum reflexum, a low-growing perennial succulent native to Europe and Asia. 'Blue Moon' is prized for its striking blue-gray foliage and its ability to form dense mats of ground cover. 'Blue Moon' Sedum is characterized by its fleshy, needle-like leaves that are arranged in dense clusters along creeping stems. The leaves have a powdery, blue-gray coating that gives the plant its distinctive coloration. In colder temperatures, the foliage may take on a purplish hue, adding to its visual appeal. This sedum variety forms spreading mats or mounds, typically reaching about 4 in. to 6 in. H with a spread of 12 in. to 18 in. The stems root easily along the ground, allowing the plant to quickly colonize an area and provide effective ground cover. Sedum reflexum 'Blue Moon' is hardy in USDA zones 4 through 9, making it suitable for a wide range of climates. It can tolerate hot, dry conditions as well as cold winters. This sedum variety is low-maintenance and generally pest and disease-free. It requires minimal care beyond occasional watering during prolonged dry periods. Overall, Sedum reflexum 'Blue Moon' is a beautiful and resilient plant that adds color, texture and functionality to garden spaces, making it a popular choice among gardeners seeking low-maintenance and visually appealing ground cover options.

Enhance your sunny areas with this 2-quart Sedum Angelina trio grown by Metrolina Greenhouses. Sedum, also known as stonecrop, is a low maintenance perennial that will add texture and unique foliage to any garden or patio container. This perennial plant is deer and rabbit resistant. Sedum Angelina is perfect for ground cover, rock gardens and borders. Items ship pre-bloom and slightly smaller than images shown and will grow into mature plants.

Pink Emerald Creeping Phlox is a carefree wonder that quickly blankets even tough problem areas with dense green foliage and thousands of pink colorful blooms. Creeping Phlox blooms in early spring and will grow year after year for a great colorful addition to your landscape. Plant with Daffodils or Tulips for a dynamic explosion of early spring color.

Blue carpet creeping phlox is a carefree plant that quickly blankets even tough problem areas with color. Low mounds of dense evergreen foliage act as the backdrop to thousands of bright blue blooms. Phlox is perfect for front borders, mixed beds and as a sunny ground cover.

Purple Beauty Creeping Phlox has light purple flowers with a darker snowflake shaped central eye that covers a mat of green needlelike foliage in late spring. Deer resistant and prefers growing in rich, moist, well-drained soil. Foliage remains attractive and provides great texture in any full Sun garden. Grows up to 6 in. tall and 24 in. W in 3-years.

Introducing the Live Rooted Spreading Plant Sedum Sarmentosum - a must-have addition to any garden! This Sedum Sarmentosum, also known as "stonecrop," is a fast-growing perennial plant that will quickly fill up your garden space. With its full light requirement, this plant displays vibrant yellow foliage throughout the spring, summer, and fall seasons. This Sedum Sarmentosum requires very little maintenance and care, making it a perfect choice for busy garden enthusiasts. The plant comes live and rooted, ready to be planted in your desired location. Its compact size of 8*8*14 inches and lightweight design at just 3 lbs make it easy to handle and transport. Don't miss out on the opportunity to have this stunning Sedum Sarmentosum in your garden. Add it to your cart now and experience the beauty and joy it brings to your outdoor space.

Variegated Creeping Blue Sedum is immediately eye-catching because each color stands out the blue-tinted green leaves, the buttery-yellow variegation, the pink edging and stems. Whether in the rock garden or as a unique border feature, it'll easily set your landscape apart. You can also spread this low-growing sedum along a sunny, dry slope and let it form a dense mat of color. It's ideal for a ground cover because it's so easy to care for, being both drought tolerant and hardy in most areas. Delicate, soft pink blooms appear in late summer to early fall, which is great for keeping butterflies fed when not much else is in bloom. Best color in full sun and well-drained to sandy soil.