Turquoise Tales Sedum (Stonecrop)

This little jewel has spiky, succulent leaves of turquoise blue, and in June and July, small clusters of creamy yellow flowers rise above them. The compact mounds create a sculptural accent for dry xeriscapes or water-smart gardens, and it can be tucked in among larger perennials, cacti, or succulents due to its petite size. In a larger garden setting, you may want to group 3-5 together in a mass planting to showcase this little gem’s textural qualities. It is winter hardy to zone 5a (-15 to -20° F), which means it can be used in most locations throughout the Denver metro area and the front range of Colorado. It survives with very little care once established, and is evergreen during the winter months. All this is just for starters! In addition, it is drought tolerant as well as deer resistant.
Hardy to -20°F
Maximum Elevation: 6,500 ft.