Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’

When a plant has as its title Sedum Autumn Joy it predicates the season for which we should be able to expect it’s flowers. Well, this sedum has not let the side down, only 4 days premature of Autumn.

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We bought this from a nursery last year, as it was flowering. After it’s flowering period its leaves begin to turn a brown colour and it withers up. We cut the stems back to ground level and from then until it flowers again it begins its travail upwards.

How to Grow Sedum Autumn Joy

Sedum Autumn Joy Plant Features

The lime green leaves would accent any foliage planting and the flower colour is very trendy at the moment. They don’t need a lot of sun but require regular watering. Sedum autumn joy grows to about 70-80cm and look better mass planted than if they were grown as a focal plant or individually.

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