Reduce by half in early summer for full floriferous color. May need to divide every 3-4 years to keep full. Sedum Sedum 'Frosty Morn' lives up to its name by creating a cool and frosty setting in the steamy summer garden. Barry Yinger introduced this new and exciting perennial from Japan. We think it looks great popping out of a mulch of white or mauve gravel.
Sedums thrive in gravely scree to average soil.
Please provide good drainage and full to partial sun. Long before plants evolved seeds, Selaginellas split off the evolutionary highway and have remained little changed since. They are related to true ferns and mosses and reproduce by spores. Most are tropical, but a few originate in temperate areas and make distinctive textural additions in shade gardens. The two we offer grow best in moist, humusy soil and spread slowly by underground rhizomes.