50 BLUE SPRUCE SEDUM Reflexum Succulent Jenny's Stonecrop Goldmoss Yellow Flower Seeds

DESCRIPTION:

NAME: Blue Spruce Sedum

OTHER COMMON NAMES: Reflexed Stonecrop / Jenny's Stonecrop / Blue Stonecrop / Goldmoss

SCIENTIFIC NAME: Sedum Reflexum / Sedum Rupestre

COLOR: Yellow

PLANT SEEDS: Outdoors after frost / Indoors weeks before last frost

BLOOM TIME: Early - Mid Summer

HARDINESS ZONE: 3 - 9

PLANT HEIGHT: 3 - 6"

PLANT SPACING: 12 - 18"

LIGHT REQUIREMENTS: Sun

SOIL & WATER PREFERENCES: Average - Dry

QUANTITY: 50 Seeds

OTHER: A European native, this Sedum is a low-growing succulent whose blue-green foliage resembles tiny little blue spruce trees. (But don’t worry – they are soft, not prickly.) It remains evergreen in warmer climates, with the foliage picking up some green & yellow tones on to oranges & reds as the season progresses into winter. The plants are able to tolerate heat & drought, & are rabbit & deer resistant. In addition to its wonderful foliage, this Sedum also blooms with lovely bright yellow flowers that attract bees & butterflies. Grow Blue Spruce in rock gardens, containers indoors or out, or as a lush groundcover.

We have 9 other Sedums available in our store, including the popular Red Dragons Blood, Purple Carpet, Seastar, Golden Acre, & Mixed too! Stop by to see them!

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