Succulent groundcovers

Описание: Sedum hispanium aurea “Gold moss Sedum”
Origin: South Africa
Flower: Yellow
Description: Great groundcover that grows up to between 1-2 inches tall. With its chartreuse or bright green leaves, this Sedum works wonderfully well in the ground or in a container.
Sun: Filtered sun
Water: Once a week outdoors
Frost: 20-25 °F

Sedum rubrotinctum “Pork and Beans”

Origin: Mexico
Flower: Yellow
Description: With more sun exposure, Sedum “Pork and Beans' ' become more reddish-orange. Grows between 6 to 8 inches tall and spreads to 12-15 inches across. When established, this plant makes a drought tolerant succulent.
Sun: Full sun
Water: Once a week outdoors
Frost: Yes

Sedum reflexum

Origin: Western Europe
Flower: Yellow
Description: Easy to care groundcover that grows to about 4 inches tall and spreads to about 24 inches wide.
Sun: full sun to partial shade
Water: once a week outdoors
Frost: Yes

“Purple Heart” succulent can either be a groundcover in a landscape or a trailing succulent in a container. Other common name: “Wandering Jew”
This plant originates from Mexico and has pretty pink flowers. It grows to about 12 inches wide to about 8 inches tall. It is actually a fast growing groundcover when planted in the ground. Can tolerate full sun to bright partial light outdoors. Once a week watering and drought tolerant when established.
Frost: 30 °F

Tradescantia pallida "Purple Heart"

Origin: Mexico
Flower: Pink
Description: It grows to about 12 inches wide to about 8 inches tall. It is actually a fast growing groundcover when planted in the ground.
Sun: full sun to bright partial light outdoors.
Water: Once a week watering and drought tolerant when established.
Frost: 30 °F