Common Name - Sedum praealtum, 'Shrubby Stonecrop'
Country of Origin - Mexico
How to grow - Sedums can tolerate a wide range of conditions, they do well in poor or rocky soils where most plants would struggle making them perfect to cover areas of ground that otherwise would be empty. They don't need deep roots so they can be planted in very shallow ground or on green roofs. Most are hardy all year in the UK, especially further south, they don't like being water logged, at the nursery we grow them in 50-50 grit and compost. They do well in full sun but will tolerate partial shade.
Hardiness -  -15c
Description - Small succulent shrub with stunning yellow flowers and green leaves that have tinges of red/orange depending on the time of year and conditions. Over time it can get up to a meter tall and wide, trims back well.
 
All plants will be shipped bare root.  grown in 9cm pot
The plant in the picture will be similar to the one you receive, but not always the exact one. Any questions about sizes please contact us before ordering.