HOW TO CARE FOR DRAGON'S BLOOD SEDUM

I feel like the only upright sedum I hear about is autumn joy — and YES, it’s a great upright sedum that doesn’t flop over in the garden. BUT… it’s kind of boring colored. 🙈 This Neon sedum is on its second year in my garden and seems to grow JUST as well — plus the color of the blooms is GORGEOUS— and the stems are strong and not floppy 👌 I’d love a dark leafed variety that grows well. 🙃 — the few that I have tried in my garden… grow OK the first year… and… barely come back in the following

Sedum varieties

Yellow stonecrop (Sedum lanceolatum) is one of my longtime favorite wild foods. This wild sedum is common in the Mountain West, stretching from foothills to peaks. It is often found in dry areas where there isn’t a lot of plant food. The main edible parts are the flowering stems, along with their attached leaves and buds or flowers, but once they are well into to flowering, they toughen from the bottom up. The best time to get them is about when they are budding. Use two hands or scissors to avo

Planting 3 Varieties of Sedum! Tough, Low Maintenance, Heat-Loving Plants! 🙌☀️😍