Few plants work harder, more efficiently or quite so creatively as stonecrops. Discover the best types of sedum for beautiful and sustainable gardening projects ...

Purchase sedum varieties that are not susceptible to powdery mildew. Improve air circulation, sunshine, soil drainage, and sweeten the soil near the susceptible plants.

Can you grow sedums in pots? Smaller sedum varieties are perfectly suited to pot growing, provided the containers offer enough drainage.

Sedum plants are one of Martha’s favorite low-maintenance yet elegant additions to her garden. They can be used throughout the garden in many different forms, including pots, flower beds, as a ...

Sedum plants can range from a few inches to 3 feet high depending on the variety. The shorter plants are used as groundcovers. All varieties can grow in full sun and will grow in poor soil.

Sedums are adaptable plants that are easy enough for beginner gardeners but also diverse and interesting enough for great collectors and experts.

There are many low-growing plants that offer good, low-maintenance lawn alternatives, but there are a few things you'll need to avoid when growing sedum.

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

WHAT: Sedums are a large genus of flowering plants that contains many succulent varieties. Sedum spurium Fuldaglut is known for its attractive brownish-red foliage that is in full color all year.

As summer heat takes its toll on many perennials, plants in the genus Sedum continue to thrive. Moisture-retaining succulent foliage, combined with a tough root system, allows sedum to survive hot ...

The sedum mats are grown by just scattering sedum plants on the mat. Anyone could certainly do that on his or her own, but it can take a year or so for the plants to grow in.