Sedum is one of my favorite plants. It's versatile, interesting in multiple seasons, drought tolerant and a great pollinator. There are many different varieties, including ground cover, and It's also incredibly easy to divide! Who else is on team sedum and what is your favorite pairing?! Side note: I’m meeting with a lot of clients who don’t know that they can just take their old violets off their weeding list. It’s an early-season pollinator so you can feel good about having it in your yard. Th

Cutting back sedum in spring— however painful it is at the time, is one of the best ways to help sedums stop the flop. Here are a few other sedum flop-inducing factors to be aware of: 🌱 sedum thrives on neglect- too much water? Fertilizer? Flop. This is definitely a plant to neglect. 🌱 not enough sun? Flop 🌱 if your mature sedum clump is flopping and leaving a hole in the center, it might be time to divide your sedum and make new plants! 🌱 variety— this one is tough, if you’ve done all of th