Cut sedum back in spring, trim in early summer, and clean up in fall. Skip pruning in mid-summer and winter to avoid stressing the plant. Pruning keeps sedum strong, compact, and blooming well. Sedum ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Hylotelephium spectabile types of sedum flowering in border. Trying to choose the best types of sedums for sustainable gardening ...

I have been a devotee of sedums for several years, adding them to all sorts of gardens, and this appreciation just keeps growing as new varieties emerge on the scene. I’m not alone. National Garden ...

A diverse group of plants, sedums come in myriad shapes, colors, and sizes. The foliage ranges from needle-like to broad, rounded, paddle-like leaves. Along with many different shapes, there are also ...

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There are many good choices for ground covers, but there is perhaps a no more attractive and distinctive choice than sedums. Sedum as a genus contains more than 400 species, taking an astonishing ...

DESPITE all the attention that succulents have received during this record-breaking dry spell, an eco-conscious gardener could shout “Sedum!” with all his might and still be met with a collective ...

A lack of fall flower sources contributes to the decline of monarch butterflies and other pollinators. Tall sedum is a reliable, low-maintenance perennial plant that provides a late-season food source ...

The National Garden Bureau has named 2026 the Year of the Sedum. Lemon Coral sedum is a perennial plant that thrives in zones 7a-11b and can be grown in containers or as ground cover. Proven Winners ...

What is it? An essential late-summer pit stop for bees and butterflies. Sedum flowers are little pools of nectar, held on big, flat, easily accessible flowers where butterflies can rest and bask in ...

Despite all the attention that succulents have received during this record-breaking dry spell, an eco-conscious gardener could shout “Sedum!” with all his might and still be met with a collective ...