A favorite sedum! I love the fancy scalloped edging of the fleshy blue-green foliage.

Rosey pink flat heads of flowers in late summer.

Ooh-laa-laa! I love this tiny sedum, too! It tucks itself in the rocks at the top of the waterfalls. It came with a name tag - 'Divergens Sedum' Rnd. thick deep green leaves. Yellow flws. Mat forming - 2-3" Once established - no care.

The Sedum ‘Frosty Morn’, also known as Stonecrop, is a wonderful Sedum that has gray-green leaves with creamy white margins. ‘Frosty Morn’ has a height of 24” and a spread of 18-24”. The dense, star shaped, pink flowers appear in late summer and last in fall, and bloom from August to September. The new growth shows blue-green leaves that turn into deep mahogany red in the fall that can’t be missed.

Sedum ‘Frosty Morn’ needs to be planted in full sun in well-drained soil. It will tolerate most soil types and is drought resistant. Plant with asters or coneflowers for a wonderful autumn display. ‘Frosty Morn’ is a great choice for beds and borders and excellent as cut flowers. It is also a great butterfly and bee attractor and disease resistant."

From Nature Hills Nursery

2006 - New blue sedum "Dunce Cap"
(family) Crassulaceae (Genus) Orostachys (species) iwarenge

It was 'love at first sight' when I saw this sedum on tour during the 2006 Regional Master Gardener Conference in Cedar Rapids, IA. I had to have it! Now it's my favorite! Hope it survives winter. I'm thinkin' it ain't too hardy in Iowa - maybe.

Read Low-Growing Sedums from learn2grow.com for growing tips.