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Sedum 'Stardust'

 
Sedum 'Stardust'
showy stonecrop

Common name showy stonecrop
Family crassulaceae
Life cycle perennial
Flowers white (late summer)
Size 18"
Light sun
Cultural notes ordinary garden soil (drought-tolerant)

Most of the tall-growing sedums have flowers in the pink color range - 'Stardust' is the only one in our garden with white flowers. Other than that, it is pretty typical of the stonecrops in the spectabile and 'Autumn Joy' corner. Ours had an unfortunate encounter with an automobile this year, hence its sparse appearance in the photo at right...

We left this plant behind in our Pennsylvania garden (and wish it well); we don't grow it in Houston.

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