Sedum cauticola Lidakense Groundcovers are all about low maintenance; when they are colorful and offer the bonus of interesting foliage, so much the better. This sedum scores on all points. Silvery blue foliage, tightly packed and accented with purple, hugs the ground and matures to just 4" tall. Starry pinkish purple flowers are heavily sprinkled throughout in late summer and fall. These blooms fade to russet as cooler weather arrives, and the plant is evergreen (everblue?) in all but the coldest sites. Rabbit resistant. Grows slowly so pruning is rarely required. Super easy care. Highlights & Hints - So attractive to butterflies! - Beautiful foliage and dazzling flower color Common Name: Sedum, stonecrop Botanical Name: Sedum cauticola Lidakense Color: Silvery blue foliage, dark stems and pink flowers Mature Height: 4" tall Hardiness: Zones 3-9 Bloom Time: Late summer into fall, flowers dry and persist into winter Bulb/Plant Size: one well-rooted plant in a 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 well-rooted plant in a 5.5" pot