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May 18, 2023 - 11:18 AM
This clone originated in cultivation, as far back as our records show. However, Sedum glaucophyllum is rather rare in cultivation compared to Sedum nevii.
Origin Sedum nevii
Hello, I'd like to know where this specific clone originated, as I'd like to confirm if this is really S. nevii or S. glaucophyllum. Thanks!
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Sedum nevii
Sedum nevii (Gray): Tiny green rosettes with a copper sheen and a rare native plant from the southeastern US. This resilient grower makes an excellent ground cover and produces tiny white blooms in early to mid summer. It tolerates more shade than most Sedum. Hardy Sedum are easy, frost-hardy plants...
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