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This ornamental onion has squiggly leaves that reminds you of the snake hair from the Medusa legend. 'Medusa' forms a low mound of grey-green, narrow leaves with leaves that are slightly twisted at the end.
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large fluffy lavender blue flowers top grey green non dissected foliage, compact vase shape habit
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You'll be mesmerized by the impeccable habit of this tall Sedum! We have been keeping a close eye on the habit for a number of years and it has passed the test with durability, strong stems, and flowering performance. Soft pink buds open to cream flowers, which bubble over a domed habit of gray-green leaves. A great choice for late summer/early autumn interest
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warm pink flowers on bicolour purple black and grey green leaves in the spring to purple black in the summer
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red pink flowers against dark red purple foliage, compact and not flopping when grown outside
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rosy red flowers against purple foliage, compact and not flopping when grown outside
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A beautifully contrasting Sedum that will set your late summer landscape aglow! 'Night Light' produces deep olive green leaves on dark purples stems that hold clusters of light yellow flowers. Mature flowers have blush tones. Unlike other Sedum that lodge during flowering season, 'Night Light' has stocky stems and holds its dome-like shape late in the season
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his Stonecrop will produce a billowy, puffy dome of bright rosy pink flowers in late summer to early fall. Earlier in the season, when it is not in bloom, enjoy the impeccable habit of succulent blue green foliage. Strong stems resist falling apart in bloom, a trait common with taller Sedums. 'Powderpuff' is intermediate in height between groundcover Sedum and tall Sedums; a perfect height for the front of the border.
