Sedum spurium 'Voodoo'

Caucasian Stonecrop 'Voodoo'

Family: Crassulaceae (Orphine Family)

       

·         Hardiness Zones:  2-9

·         Height: 2-5 inches

·         Spread: 12-14 inches

·         Bloom Time: July to August

·         Bloom: pink/rose veins

·         Light: full sun

·         Soil: well drained

·         Moisture: medium to dry

·         Use: alpine and rock gardens, ground cover; flowers are attractive to butterflies

·         Care: low maintenance; easily propagated by cuttings or division

·         Concerns: no serious insect or disease problems

·         Native to: species native to Caucusus

·         Notes: thick, succulent, ovate, dark maroon-red leaves (to 1” long) are toothed near the ends; leaves are attractive throughout the growing season; deer and rabbit resistant

·         Supplier: The Flower Factory

·         Teaching Garden Location Code: Rock Garden C030

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Sedum spurium 'Tricolor'

Caucasian Stonecrop 'Tricolor'

Family: Crassulaceae (Orphine Family)

        

·         Hardiness Zones:  3-9

·         Height: 4 inches

·         Spread: 12-18 inches

·         Bloom Time: July to August

·         Bloom: deep pink

·         Light: full sun

·         Soil: well drained

·         Moisture: medium to dry

·         Use: alpine and rock gardens, ground cover; flowers are attractive to butterflies

·         Care: low maintenance; easily propagated by cuttings or division

·         Concerns: no serious insect or disease problems

·         Native to: species native to Caucusus

·         Notes: tricolor leaves (each to 1" long) are green in center with white margins tinged with pink; leaves are opposite, thick, succulent, toothed near the tips, obovate, flattened and narrower than those of the species; leaf color remains attractive throughout the growing season; deer and rabbit resistant

·         Supplier: The Flower Factory

·         Teaching Garden Location Code: Rock Garden C026

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Sedum sieboldi Medio-variegatum'

Stonecrop Medio-variegatum'

Family: Crassulaceae (Orphine Family)

        

·         Hardiness Zones:  4-9

·         Height: 4-6 inches

·         Spread: 10-12 inches

·         Bloom Time: October

·         Bloom: deep pink

·         Light: full sun

·         Soil: well drained

·         Moisture: dry

·         Use: alpine and rock gardens

·         Care: low maintenance

·         Concerns: no serious insect or disease problems

·         Native to: species native to Japan

·         Notes: cascading mound of succulent powdery-blue leaves, with contrasting centers of creamy yellow; deer and rabbit resistant

·         Supplier: The Flower Factory

·         Teaching Garden Location Code: Rock Garden C029

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Potentilla neumanniana 'Nana'

Cinquefoil 'Nana'

Family: Rosaceae (Rose Family)

        

·         Hardiness Zones:  4-8

·         Height: 3 inches

·         Spread: 6-12 inches

·         Bloom Time: May to June

·         Bloom: yellow

·         Light: full sun

·         Soil: average, well drained

·         Moisture: medium; drought tolerant

·         Use: alpine and rock gardens, ground cover, pathway edging

·         Care: low maintenance

·         Concerns: no serious insect or disease problems

·         Native to: species native to North America

·         Notes: spice-scented strawberry-like leaves are dark green; mat forming, spreads by runners; deer resistant

·         Supplier: The Flower Factory

·         Teaching Garden Location Code:  Rock Garden C033

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