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Common name Kamtschat sedum Family crassulaceae Life cycle perennial Flowers yellow (May-June) Size 4" Light full sun Cultural notes well drained soil From seed self-seeds occasionally in our garden. germinate at room temperature. Excellent stonecrop for ground cover - a rugged perennial that stands its ground, taking less than perfect conditions in stride, while slowly expanding its territory. The evergreen succulent foliage, more sharply serrated than most sedums, stays low; it is covered in yellow flowers in late spring, followed by red fruit.

Purple-bronze in late fall

In our garden, this plant grows in the following areas: rock garden, rock garden annex, driveway bed, back yard, sale plot

One or more images of this plant are included in my stock photo catalog

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