Red Creeping Sedum

More durable and heavier-textured than other stonecrops
Lively bicolor look
Mat-forming groundcover for sun or part shade
Very long-lived, plant for the long term
Ruby-red flowers attract butterflies
Site this excellent, carefree-growing plant where you can enjoy its beauty for many years to come. Once established, in average to dry soil, it takes care of itself—no pests or diseases ever trouble it. Flat, rounded succulent leaves are substantial and interesting, with green centers and red edges (red-bronze hues in more sun). Five-inch stems wave clusters of starry, jewel-like red flowers for many weeks at the height of summer. Deer-resistant, appeals to butterflies. Sprawling habit makes it ideal for groundcovering in open areas or a rock garden.

Does beautifully in full sun. Attains up to 6 inches tall and 15 inches wide. Zones 3-9.

Sedum spurium ‘fuldaglut’
Height: 4 – 6
Spacing: 12 – 15″
Depth:2″
Spread:10 – 15″
Light Required:Full Sun
Color: Rose-red flowers
Size: 2″ Pot
Blooms: Late Summer
Zone: 3-9

Flower Form: Small, star-shaped flowers bloom at the ends of short stems.
Soil Requirements: Clay Soil, Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil
Growth Rate: Moderate
Pruning: Pruning is not necessary. This is a very low-maintenance plant. Divide every 3-4 years to maintain its compact growth habit.
Foliage: Bronze-red foliage. Small, succulent, rounded leaves in a vibrant green bronze-red.