Sedum telephium Carl

Sedum telephium 'Carl' is a compact, bushy variety which brings wonderful pink blooms, accented by silvery-green foliage, from July to October. Incredibly popular with pollinators - these vibrant and vivacious plants are ideal for the edge of a path, the front of a border or a special container. Fleshy, water-retaining foliage makes sedums drought tolerant once a good root structure has been established. Foliage also shifts in colour and has purple-hued edges to accompany the darker stems. Sedum have become incredibly popular in recent years - valued for their architectural structure, easy-going habit and dependable colour. Sedum telephium 'Carl' hold the RHS Award of Garden Merit specifically for its outstanding and dependable performance in the garden. Sedums also have the ability to thrive in many places where other plants would struggle to survive. You will find these plants growing on rooftops, and perhaps in the cracks in a wall, where they create vivid, weed-suppressing foliage. Popularly known as Stonecrop, in reference to the ground-hugging habit and indestructible nature. Sedum telephium 'Carl' prefers well-drained soil in sun or partial shade. A fully hardy perennial which thrives outside all year round.