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- This cultivar is distinguished by a bright yellow inside of the lead and a serrated, bright green edge.
Sedums are low-maintenance plants that thrive in most soil types.
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- The dwarf species are well-suited for rock gardens and generally spread quickly.
- These plants do not tolerate winter moisture well and are sensitive to excess fertilizer, which can distort their growth, especially in upright forms.
- The color of the foliage depends largely on sunlight and water availability.
- During rainy springs and summers with less sunlight, the foliage of some Sedum species remains green or takes on less red, purple, or orange hues.
The Tales:
There are approximately 500 species found across the Northern Hemisphere, Madagascar, Central African mountains, and Bolivia.
Many variegated Sedum cultivars are horticulturally developed rather than naturally occurring.
Origin:
Unknown
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