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Sedum Lemon Ball Stonecrop
Bring out the sunglasses you’ll need them to view Lemon Ball Stonecrop, Sedum, one of the most brilliant yellow of all Sedums. Its fascinating needle-like leaves matures to thick carpet of luscious succulent foliage. It is a dependable, drought-tolerant, high quality plant that looks fantastic all season long. It has a spreading, mounded habit that is both neat and vigorous.
Extremely versatile, it can be used as an annual in mixed pots, as a low maintenance ground cover, for edging, or as a bright contrasting design element for plants with dark leaves like Coral Bells. In annual pots, use it as a spiller to cascade over the pots’ edges.
This easy succulent prefers well drained soil and full sun.
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