Sedum spurium John Creech 1Q rs_OK

Sedum spurium John Creech 1Q rs_OK(Two Row Stonecrop) Exceptionally low, tight matting stonecrop with small, rounded green leaves that hug the ground and suppress weeds. Light pink flower clusters appear in summer, creating a soft carpet of bloom. Extremely tough and tolerant of foot traffic, heat, and lean soils, making it a go to groundcover for sunny, dry locations and rock gardens. Plant Patent: n a Container Size: trade quart USDA Zone: 5 8 Height: 2 4" Spread: 4 12" Sun

Bloom Color: golden brown

Bloom Color: red-purple

attracting late-season pollinators and providing winter interest with its seedheads

Notes: drought tolerant

foliage turns a coppery orange yellow

Notes: drought resistant

Height: 5-8’

Bloom Color: bright magenta

Height: 9-24”

how to weed and water

Thrives in full sun with average moisture and draws in late-season pollinators

In season it sends up slender stems topped with tubular orange to coral flowers