Here are the best sedum varieties to get the job done. advertisement. House Digest. 11 Sedum Ground Cover Varieties To Add To Your Yard ... as a filler in a rock garden, or in a container.

Rock gardens have been cultivated for centuries, reports Gardening Contributor Georgia Raimondi for The Saturday Early Show. The Chinese designed rock gardens more than 2,000 years ago. For ...

With over 400 different species of sedums, it can be tricky to figure out which ones will work as ground covers in your yard. Here's what to consider.

It is known botanically as Sedum mexicanum. It will get up to 10-inches tall and spread 14-inches. If you are wondering what you can do with it, try spiller, filler or thriller in mixed containers ...

Sedum, a flowering plant, is usually easy to grow. But one species in particular is susceptible to powdery mildew.

Some easy rock garden plants for sun are Alyssum spp., Sedum (Stonecrop), Armeria (Sea Pink), Sempervivum (Hens and Chicks), Arabis spp. (Rock Cress), Creeping Phlox, Dianthus (perennial Pinks ...

Not all sedums reach 1 or 2 feet tall. Topping out at several inches, creeping or groundcover varieties are right at home in rock gardens, the fronts of flower borders and even containers.

The botanical name is Sedum mexicanum and it couples dazzling color with a tough-as-nails performance for the long growing season ahead. Actually, in zones 7-11 you will be getting a rock solid ...

Crevice gardening works best with small vegetation: beardtongue (Penstemon), hens and chicks (Sempervivum), stonecrop (Sedum), rock cress (Aubrieta), dwarf conifers, and ice plants all work well along ...

Take a hint from the Gardens on Spring Creek when it comes to your own rock garden. ... Aquilegia (columbine), conifers, and Scilla siberica with varying varieties of sedum.

My rock steps are even getting Lemon Coral sedum in the cracks and I love it! It is known botanically as Sedum mexicanum. It will get up to 10 inches tall and spread 14 inches.

Description: There are more than 400 species of the successful genus sedum, which cover nearly the whole spectrum of plant groups. It occurs as a succulent annual, evergreen, semi-evergreen or ...