Sedum Angelina This pretty little succulent is as tough as they come. Cheerfully tolerant of the temperature extremes from Arizona to Alaska, Angelina is indifferent to poor soils and untroubled by drought. Very low growing with bright yellow tips to her slender leaves, Angelina is a golden treasure in rock gardens, container plantings, on banks and in flower beds. With tiny yellow flowers in mid-summer, and leaves turning a rusty red in fall, Angelina provides year round color and texture for little or no care. Highlights & Hints - So attractive to butterflies! - Beautiful foliage and dazzling flower color Common Name: Sedum, stonecrop Botanical Name: Sedum spurium 'Angelina' Color: Bright yellow leaf tips and flowers Mature Height: 3-5" Hardiness: Zones 4-9 Bloom Time: Late summer through early fall Bulb/Plant Size: 5.5" pot Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: one 5.5" pot Basic Planting Information Soil Type: well drained Light/Exposure: Full sun to very light shade in the hottest regions Moisture: moderate -- quite drought tolerant once established Planting Depth: keep the soil line at the same level as on root ball Spacing: 10-12"

You'll Receive one 5.5" pot