The Tales:
‘Matrona’ is a hybrid seedling (From parent plants Sedum ‘Atropurpureum’ x Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’).
It appeared for the first time in Ewald Hugin’s garden in Germany in 1991.
Origin:
Northern Europe
Big round leaves and soft pastel-pink flowers on long purple stems that flower for months.
€ 4,90
‘Matrona’ is a hybrid seedling (From parent plants Sedum ‘Atropurpureum’ x Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’).
It appeared for the first time in Ewald Hugin’s garden in Germany in 1991.
Northern Europe
Weight | 0,2 kg |
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Flowering | August, September, October |
Soil | Rocky/Well-Draining |
Exposure | Full Sun |
Frost Tolerance | -15°C to -20°C |
Size | 0.5m H x 0.4m W |
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