Sedum is the genus for a group of succulents that can be used in and outside your home. And out of the hundreds of species that fit under its umbrella, there are several sedum ground cover varieties ...

Trying to choose the best types of sedums for sustainable gardening is enough to make you feel like a kid in a candy shop. Whether sprawled like carpets of color amidst rocks or bobbling delicately ...

I have a long narrow strip in my yard with a row of rose of sharons. I've got creeping sedum planted under most of them, but there are few bare spaces. I am thinking about filling in with some ...

As summer heat takes its toll on many perennials, plants in the genus Sedum continue to thrive. Moisture-retaining succulent foliage, combined with a tough root system, allows sedum to survive hot, ...

Q: In the spring, I am planning to plant a groundcover on the west side of the house, next to the road, partly to avoid mowing the meager grass and the dangerous traffic whizzing by. The plows throw ...

Now when the world is lush and green, our eyes are drawn to pops of color: the white bracts of Kousa dogwoods, the multihued blooms of roses and the delicate play of small groundcover blossoms like ...

With varieties native to North America, tolerance to frigid temperatures down to minus 40 degrees F, and nearly 500 species described, this plant subverts all expectations of a succulent. Also known ...

Chilly. Rainy. Downright Seattle-esque. This unseasonably gray spring has a lot of Coloradans pouting and their gardens’ best displays delayed. But if you have a garden that’s already full of sedums?

With this dangerously hot weather we are experiencing, and the drought we are all suffering from, there is one genus of plants out there that is reveling in our misery. Those plants are the sedums.