Sedum plant

Low-maintenance, attractive, and interesting, sedum (aka stonecrop) can be a garden bed and landscape problem-solver.

My favorite Sedum Autumn Joy is almost all weather tolerant. Click through NOW to learn more about Sedums and if they would be a great fit for your garden...

Sedum Autumn Joy (Hylotelephium ‘Autumn Joy’) beautiful massive clusters of dark pink flowers during the fall months, low maintenance, drought tolerant [DETAILS]

When it comes to perennials with big fall color, it's hard to beat growing Sedum. See how to grow this drought & deer resistant perennial!

Sedums are a group of durable, gorgeous plants with very low maintenance requirements. Want to grow them for yourself? Read more now on Gardener’s Path.

Sedum plants are beautiful, yet hardy succulents that are fun because they consist of a large variety of shapes and colors. Because they are so stunning and striking, they can be a wonderful addition to the landscape or just to show off as an amazing ornamental. Read on to learn all about Sedum plants.

Piet Oudolf has added a selection of bright annuals to his trademark perennial plantings at Museum Voorlinden. Find his inspirational planting list here

Sedum clavatum (Tiscalatengo Gorge Sedum) is a beautiful succulent with creeping, branched stems that terminate in small rosettes of ...

Sedums are one of the most underrated and least frequently grown plants that flower farmers grow. I think it’s a shame because sedums are one of the easiest perennials to grow, tolerating even the most harsh and unfavorable conditions while still getting bigger and better every year with little to