A. Winter protection means forcing your sedum or succulent plant into dormancy by withholding water. Stop watering in September to harden up the plants. Then either dig them from the ground or move ...

It produces a dense mat of succulent leaves that are green through spring and summer, taking on a red flush at the arrival of fall. White sedum tolerates a wide range of soil types, including sand ...

Instead, try pairing cacti with a full-sun-loving succulent, like the ghost plant (Graptopetalum paraguayense). When it comes to sedum and echeveria, water is where they differ. Sedum needs ...

Growing Tip: To use thymes and sedums as a lawn substitute you will need to add several inches of sharp gravel with the fines ...

A. That depends. Succulents are a varied lot of plants, and some such as Hens and Chicks (also known as a common houseleek), Sedum “Angelina” and yucca “Gold Band” will survive even ...