Sedum Reflexum Rupestre | Blue Spruce | Excelent Ground Cover | Hardy Perennial.


This is a 2 plant promotion offering rare/collectible sedums that will give beautiful and hardy ground cover. They tolerate winter temperatures of -35C so if you are visiting Iceland take one with you.

( the Country not the freezer centre ! )



Sedum reflexum 'Blue Spruce' stock plant in big 17cm pots, and a Sedum reflexum ‘Angelina’ yellow/gold foliage and flowers in a big 17cm pot.


Stonecrop


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A drought tolerant groundcover with small, succulent, needle-like blue-green leaves that flush to salmon pink in winter. Yellow flowers accent the foliage and attract pollinators in early summer. A beautiful addition to containers, rock gardens, and alpine gardens.


· Needle-like, blue-green foliage

· Clusters of cheery yellow flowers

· Drought and snow tolerant.


Blue Spruce' Creeping Sedum (Sedum reflexum) is a standout among low-maintenance Sedums. This easy-to-grow and eye-catching features succulent blue-green foliage, much like little spruce needles! A pollinator favorite, it is covered with small star-shaped yellow flowers in summer for over a month. A great evergreen groundcover where low maintenance, drought-tolerant, deer-and-rabbit-resistant plantings are desired.


'Blue Spruce' Creeping Sedum (Sedum reflexum) is a carefree selection valued for its blue-green conifer-like foliage. At 6-8 inches tall, it shines in rock gardens, containers, rock walls, and areas that need a drought-tolerant, disease-resistant, low-maintenance planting. Best grown in full sun in poor to average soil with good drainage. It will tolerate some shade, but no soggy roots! Commonly called stonecrop, it is often found in the wild tucked in and thriving among rock outcrops and gravelly areas. 'Blue Spruce' flowers in the summer for over a month with tiny yellow star-like flowers that attract many beneficial insects and pollinators – bees, butterflies, and birds included. Pinch back stems in the spring to thicken up the plant if desired. It will naturalize and spread slowly over time.