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| Sedum acre |
Our Fire Hydrant Garden is glowing with a carpet of yellow flowers of
Sedum acre. One can see why this is commonly called Goldmoss. This plant is a vigorous groundcover that tolerates hot, dry conditions and poor soil. After showing its star-shaped masses of flowers in May/June it remains an evergreen plant for the rest of the year. It is easily propagated by breaking off a piece and sticking it in the ground! The key to success with
Sedum is well-drained soil.
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| Flowers of Sedum acre |
