Any sedums that aren’t hardy in your location can survive winter indoors near a sunny window. “I bring my containers in and keep them in front of windows in the basement,” said Zwinak.

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 flowers that you can grow alongside it.

Seeds are the most cost-effective way to fill landscaping, and these particular flowers are just five bucks for a pack of ...

Also making a splash is the hardy sedum Pool Party, which blooms with cauliflower-like flowers on stems up to 20 inches tall with smooth, succulent blue foliage.

Like other small European species of Sedum, S. reflexum is often used as a ground cover in rock gardens. Thanks to its European origins, it has a very high tolerance for cold, so freezes do not ...

Sedum, also called stonecrop, are hardy plants that thrive in dry, sunny areas. Their succulent leaves have different shapes. Many have colorful flowers.

Sedums have grown in popularity, so much so that Proven Winners named Sedum ‘Lemon Coral’ the 2019 National Annual of the Year. Growing sedums couldn’t be much easier, whether in the ground ...

Combinations of hardy varieties of sedum and sempervivum are the popular stars of outdoor containers, fairy gardens and trough gardens, and with good reason. They complement each other well, are ...

September came in a stormy temper, tossing trees and branches around, and hosing out dry August dust until it’s just a dim memory. The rain gauge at Chaos on Tuesday morning read 3 inches, more ...

As the British summer becomes increasingly hotter and drier each year, some green-fingered enthusiasts are considering ...