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Sedum spurium |
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Two Row Stonecrop |
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3-8 |
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Caucasus Mountains |
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Groundcover sedum which roots at the nodes |
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2-6 inches tall and 18 inches wide. |
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Pinkish red flowers, ½-1 inch wide are borne in
dense, 4-branched inflorescences. |
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Midsummer |
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Leaves opposite, ½-1 inch long, obovate with a
wedge-shaped base, crenate-toothed on upper third of
leaf. The leaf margins are reddish with leaves near the
apex turning a deeper red in the fall. Many of the
leaves are deciduous, but those near the shoot tip are
evergreen and turn red in the winter. |
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'Album' - White flowers
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'Bronze Carpet' - Reddish bronze leaves, usually most
prominent in the early season. Green stem reversion will
sometimes occur. Pink flowers.
- 'Coccineum' - Scarlet flowers.
- 'Dragon's Blood' - Foliage has a strong reddish
bronze color. Flowers are scarlet.
- 'Fuldaglut' - Deep red foliage and scarlet flowers. An improved 'Dragon's Blood'.
- 'Red Carpet' - Red flowers and bronze foliage.
- 'Variegatum' - Leaves have creamy pink margins.
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