Dragon’s Blood is a low-growing sedum that some might find too fast growing. Leaves are bright green, turning bronze in ...

‘Mixing hardy succulents like Sedum, Lampranthus, Sempervivum and Delosperma in your borders or pots gives a display that ...

Sedums usually need full sun exposure to thrive, but some varieties may handle partial shade conditions more gracefully than ...

“To lock in moisture and protect plants during a hot spell, cover the top of container plants with a mulch such as gravel, ...

If the recent hot weather has your garden looking a little limp, don't panic. There are plants that can withstand hot British ...

Lavender, Stonecrop and Rock Rose are among the best plants for your garden that can thrive in poor-quality soil ...

Discover the beauty and resilience of Sedum spurium 'Tricolor,' a cold-hardy succulent that will steal your heart. Perfect for gardens that face harsh winters! Cardinal Tagle: The youthful 67-year ...

Because 'Angelina' sedum is hardy in zones 5 through 8, it, unlike many other succulents, is a great option even in colder regions. It still possesses the impressive drought tolerance that succulents ...

How to grow succulents outdoors Now that we know you can in fact grow succulents outdoors, there are some key tips that will give these charming plants the best chance of surviving in your garden.

Select the right soil mix Sedum plants need well-draining soil to avoid root rot, which is a prevalent problem in succulents. A 50% potting soil and 50% perlite or coarse sand mix is perfect.

Dragon's blood sedum (Sedum spurium) is a gardener's dream, requiring no attention and thriving in almost any soil type. This trailing succulent is native to Asia, and although, strictly speaking, it ...