For a ground cover, instead consider going with a low-growing species like trailing stonecrop (Sedum sarmentosum) or ...

Customers at the California Cactus Center in Pasadena often choose sedums when they want tough, low-growing color ... Lee Baldwin suggests using Sedum rupestre ‘Angelina’ en masse to great ...

Growing sedums couldn’t be much easier ... “We see a lot of customers come in and buy a whole flat of sedum ‘Angelina.’” Due to their low-maintenance qualities, sedums gained favor ...

Creeping sedum is a mat-forming succulent-leafed plant that comes in green, burgundy or gold. My favorite is 'Angelina,' a golden ... 3- to 4-inch-tall mat all growing season.

The botanical name is Sedum mexicanum and it couples dazzling color with a tough-as-nails performance for the long growing season ... means you need to consider Angelina -- an award winning ...

A sampler of low-growing selections ... Strands of tiny leaves form a carpet of medium green. 4. Sedum rupestre. ‘Angelina.’ With a little stress -- lots of sun and no water -- tips turn ...

“My number one favorite groundcover is a spectacular little lady called Angelina Sedum. I love to incorporate ... “The low-growing sedums have such a variety of leaf colors and flowers ...

Angelina sedum is a bright light green tip; it doesn’t need a flower to add a different color to the landscaping. The key to this plant’s longevity is its growing in a lack-of-water location ...

I must confess straightaway that this article is really better suited for May, but a friend gave me some sedum starts. As I was looking up its propagation and care, I thought others might be in th ...

The entry point to this world for many gardeners is Sedum 'Angelina.' A beautiful golden variety, it's popular not just for its color but for its quick-spreading nature. As with many of the sedums ...