However, blue-leaved varieties develop their deepest blue color in heavy shade. Most of the gold-leaved varieties develop their best leaf color in partial to full sun. Mrs. Moon,' 'Sissinghurst White,' and 'Roy Davidson' are popular varieties that possess white or silver spotted foliage. Newer varieties, such as 'British Sterling,' 'Excalibur,' and 'Spilled Milk' have silver leaves with green margins. Lungworts do best in partial to heavy shade.
Sedums are fleshy-leaved perennials that are grown chiefly for their late summer bloom.
It also has pink flowers in late summer. Sedums are easy to grow, tolerate dry conditions, and have few pests. They perform best in full sun and well-drained soils. It blooms in early summer. The flowers are white with a pink tinge.