Sedum sieboldii 1Q green flowers Bloom Color: powder blue

Bloom Color: powder blue

performs well in large containers and mixed borders

It behaves like the wild Coreopsis that once covered Maryland’s meadows — and pollinators respond to it instantly because they recognize its native lineage

Veronica attracts bees and butterflies to the garden

has spines

Sedum sieboldii 1Q green flowers Bloom Color: powder blue(Siebold's Stonecrop) Graceful stonecrop with arching, trailing stems bearing round, blue green leaves often edged in pink. In early fall it produces clusters of rosy pink flowers at the tips, pairing beautifully with autumn foliage colors. Excellent for containers, rock walls, and the front of sunny borders, provided soils are sharply drained and not overly rich. Plant Patent: n a Container Size: trade quart USDA Zone: 3 9 Height: 6 10" Spread: 12