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Sedum

Most sedums are known for their fleshy succulent foliage and yellow-to-pink or white flowers. As a group, they prefer well-drained, moist soils, although many are highly drought-tolerant. In nature, most sedums occur in light shade or partly sunny sites, while a few are also well-adapted to full sun situations.
Blooming Season: grown primarily for its  foliage

Characteristics: deer-resistant, heat, cold and drought tolerant.

Uses: landscape, mixed container, perennial or rock garden

Angelina

Spacing: 12-14"          Height: 3-6"          Plant Habit: spreading

Exposure: Sun, will be less gold and more light green in light shade

This plant can apparently survive to Zone 3, and that means -40 degrees F. Given that it can also take our summer heat, doesn't bat an eye at the Birmingham Water Works Stage 3 restrictions, and is a very attractive addition to containers and rock gardens year-round, what's not to like?

 

 

Blue Carpet

Spacing: 12-14"          Height: 2-4"          Plant Habit: spreading

Exposure:  Full sun to light shade

This mat-forming creeper is very drought tolerant. The blue foliage that creeps low to the ground is attractive in many settings. This sedum does not take well to foot traffic, but is beautiful as a ground cover.
  Blue Chalk Fingers

Spacing8-10"               Height: 10-14"       Plant Habit: Upright

Exposure:  Full sun

 

Upright, drought-tolerant plants have narrow, long, fleshy leaves that look like “fingers” along each stem.
  linear Variegata

Spacing: 12-14"        Height: 4"          Plant Habit: spreading

Exposure:  Full sun to light shade

Evergreen groundcover for both sunny and shady spots in the dry garden. In shade, the new growth often emerges upright and only lays down after it matures. This is a superb garden plant.
  Ogon

Spacing: 12-14"        Height: 4"          Plant Habit: spreading

Exposure:  Full sun to light shade

A wonderful Japanese selection with bright gold foliage that is somewhat viridescent (turns chartreuse) in late summer. The yellow flowers in midsummer are nearly unnoticeable against the golden foliage.

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