1 Gallon
Rich in many qualities, Sedum sieboldii (October Daphne Stonecrop) is a low-growing, deciduous perennial with many seasons of interest. Forming a rounded mound, the plant sends out horizontal branches from the central crown bearing whorls of rounded leaves, less than 1 in. wide (2.5 cm). Starting out glaucous blue-green in spring, almost silver, the leaves gradually develop pink edges that intensify during the hot summer months. In the fall, the foliage changes again, becoming bright orange-red and contrasting nicely with the clusters of bright pink, star-shaped flowers borne at the ends of the stems. = It can be used as a small-scale groundcover, as an edging, in rock gardens, or tucked into cracks in a rock wall. It is also wonderful in containers where the foliage and flowers can be enjoyed throughout the season.
Height: 6 - 10"
Spread: 12 - 24"
Spacing: 12 - 18"
Exposure: Full Sun
Blooms: Fall