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Browse all available Sedum here.
Sedum (SEE-dum) (Stonecrop) are a staple of hardy succulent groundcover. They will withstand drought, deep freezes, poor soil, full sun, and high temperatures and still reward with stunning colors and blooms. Plant these forgiving growers in almost any bright or sunny space and watch as they transform garden beds, walkways, containers, hanging pots, green roofs, living walls, an Read more
What's the difference between sempervivum (hens and chicks) and sempervivum heuffelii? (I'm comparing two trays.) View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago | Wholesale Succulents > Wholesale Hardy Succulents > Wholesale Sempervivum (Hens & Chicks) > Sempervivum heuffelii Tray - 2in Containers - 25 Varieties (25)
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Heuffelii (hew-FEL-ee-eye) are a remarkable species of Sempervivum that encompass a wide diversity of year-round colors. They have superior resilience against cold, heat, drought, and rain, and even hold their color better than most hardy succulents. When left alone, they form tidy rosette clumps. Not commonly available in stores (or even in enthusiast collections), S. heuf Read more
What does overwinter mean regarding succulents? View answer
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What does lithops "dry blooms" mean? View answer
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Which types do well in rainy or humid climates? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago | Types of Succulents, Climate
are there any succulents that can tolerate rain? View answer
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Which succulents are safe for pets? View answer
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Trailing cold hardy sedim View answer
Asked 3 ´years ago | Hardy Succulents > Sedum (Stonecrop)
Which succulent variety should I get? View answer
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Agave (uh-GAH-vey) are spiny rosettes of fibrous leaves that can grow into large focal points in a landscape. They come in a wide variety of colors, shapes, and sizes and make dramatic statement plants in pots and rock gardens.
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Form: These slow growers reach a range of sizes, from under 3.0" to over 4.0ʹ in diameter. Some varieties grow as solitary plants while othe Read more
