Carl Sedum featured-search this low-growing

this low-growing

The thorny blooms discourage deer from eating them

Brighten borders and bouquets with this joyful double

And the vigorous plants produce plenty of them

Does quite well in shady sites

Carl Sedum featured-search this low-growingRemarkable form and bold coloring make this English variety a standout in perennial gardens, floral displays and containers. Growing 1824" tall, the Carl Sedum has a more compact habit than the Autumn Joy Sedum. It distinguishes itself with the large clusters of brilliant, magenta pink flower heads that grow on its reddish stems in late summer and early fall. The rounded, slightly serrated, gray green leaves form a densely mounded, upright clump. Also