Sedum pachyclados
gray stonecrop
Flower Colors
Description
A clump-forming, semi-evergreen, low-growing alpine succulent, similar to sedum, with rosettes of grey-green foliage which catch and hold droplets of water, making it look very pretty. Very small white to pale pink flowers appear in the summer. Good for edging or groundcover in hot, dry areas of the garden or an alpine trough or rock garden. May be evergreen in mild climates
Mature Height
10m
Mature Spread
0.5m
Plant Characteristics
Foliage
Evergreen
Growth Habit
Clumping
Growth Speed
Very Fast · 6.7 m/yr
Soil Texture
LoamSand
Soil pH
AcidAlkalineNeutral
Soil Moisture
Well-drained
Hardiness (RHS)
H6
Hardiness (USDA)
Zones 5-9
Flowering Season
Jan
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Key Features
Drought resistantCity and courtyard gardensCottage and informal gardenPatio and container plantsRock gardenLow MaintenanceBanks and slopesConservatory and greenhouseGround cover