How different is this in compassion to blue spruce sedum?
Sedum rupestre 'Silver'
Ground Cover Succulents
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Oct 02, 2023 - 07:22 AM
Sedum rupestre 'Silver' develops a thicker coat of farina when compared to Sedum reflexum 'Blue Spruce'. This gives S. 'Silver' a silvery color that S. 'Blue Spruce' doesn't have. Farina is a powdery wax that naturally forms on the leaves of many succulents. It's most notable in Echeveria, though many Sedum display the trait too.
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Sedum rupestre 'Silver'
'Silver' (now known as Petrosedum rupestre): Gorgeous blue green to silver foliage that nicely accents the red to purple tones of many other hardy succulents. It is low-growing and mat-forming and its leaves resemble the needles of a pine tree. Prolific, tiny yellow flowers appear in late su...
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