Sedum Seeds - Deer & Rabbit Resistant Perennial Flowers by YEGAOL Garden

Sedum, a captivating succulent, never fails to put on a magnificent display in the late summer garden. Its deep raspberry-red flowers, measuring around 4 inches wide, open from green buds and are borne on arching, purple-red stems that contrast beautifully with the light gray-green foliage of oblong, fleshy leaves. This particular Sedum variety is one of the darkest forms, resembling a true red flower.

When it comes to growing conditions, Sedum thrives in full sun, requiring at least six hours of direct sunlight on most days. The plant prefers loose, loamy, sandy, or gravelly soil with sharp drainage. To ensure the soil doesn't dry out, newly planted Sedum should be watered approximately once a week. Once established, Sedum typically doesn't need any supplemental watering, unless there is a prolonged period of low rainfall and/or high temperatures.

The optimal time to plant Sedum is in the spring and summer, when the plants are actively growing. Sedum is known for its bloom period, which spans from summer to fall, providing a vibrant and prolonged floral display in the garden.

In summary, Sedum's captivating appearance, combined with its low-maintenance care requirements, make it an excellent choice for gardeners looking to add a touch of late-summer beauty to their outdoor spaces. Whether you're drawn to its rich, raspberry-red flowers or its ability to thrive in a variety of soil conditions, Sedum is a versatile and reliable addition to any garden.

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