Sedums can be upright or low-growing, but it's the low-growing type you'll want to focus on for ground cover. These plants ...

Because there are so many different species of sedum, you could easily make a garden with just these plants, combining low-growing ground cover species with taller, showier types of sedum.

Though the species aren’t meant to be walked on ... Below, we take a closer look at some of the sedum ground covers, which are increasingly available in specialty nurseries, at major garden ...

Though the species aren’t meant to be walked on ... Below, we take a closer look at some of the sedum ground covers, which are increasingly available in specialty nurseries, at major garden ...

Like other small European species of Sedum, S. reflexum is often used as a ground cover in rock gardens. Thanks to its European origins, it has a very high tolerance for cold, so freezes do not ...

Sedum is one of those fascinating perennials of unending colors, shapes and growing habits. There are more than 400 varieties of this type, ranging from wandering ground covers to stand-up succulents.

The selected ground cover plants listed here grow well in a wide variety of soil types. Some, however ... are better used in shade. “Sedum spp” are spreading or creeping plants that will root from ...

For lawn alternatives in large areas, she suggested sedums and creeping thyme ... you can put a 10 foot circle around it and use ground cover instead of grass,” said Zondag, past president ...

They can be used throughout the garden in many different forms, including pots, flower beds, as a ground cover, or in between stones. In Martha’s latest blog, she shares how she planted sedum in ...