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

Sedum is a great ground cover to include in your garden if you live in a dry, sunny area. Here are some other plants and ...

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

If you're after an evergreen ground cover that brings stunning color year-round, look no further than sedum 'Lime Zinger'. This drought- and salt-tolerant succulent thrives in zones 4 to 9 and ...

Sedum major Sedum dasyphyllum With its dusty blue-green color and tight clusters of pine-cone-like foliage, petite sedum major is an intriguing indoor succulent that also thrives as a ground cover ...

Botanically speaking it is Sedum mexicanum, commonly called Mexican stonecrop.Though it is a succulent from Mexico, it didn’t flinch at the Garden Guy’s house during the December Arctic blast.

Given full sun and well-drained soil, golden sedum spreads rapidly, and its foliage boasts shades of orange ... If necessary, however, these low-growing succulents can easily be covered with frost ...

Examples of rosette-shaped succulents would be Echeveria, Sempervivum, and Sedum. Echeveria is a large group that typically stays small, only reaching a couple of inches across.