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Angelina Sedum

Sedum rupestre 'Angelina'

  • Angelina Sedum Transforms from Golden Yellow to Fiery Red-Orange in Fall Chill
  • Cold Hardy: Thrives in Zones 4-9
  • Grows 1 ft Tall, 1-2 ft Wide
  • Deer Resistant, Drought Tolerant, Pollution Tolerant
  • Top Pick for Mass Planting in Drought Tolerant Gardens
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Planting & Care

Where to Plant

  • Sunlight: Full sun for at least six hours daily is essential for maintaining the brilliant golden-yellow color. While it tolerates partial shade, the foliage will shift to a lime green hue and the stems may become leggy.
  • Soil: This plant thrives in sharply drained soil and handles poor, rocky, or sandy conditions with ease. If you have heavy clay, mix in a handful of perlite or fine gravel to prevent "wet feet," which can cause the roots to rot.

Watering Requirements

Water your new Angelina Sedum twice a week during its first growing season to help the root system expand. Once established, this plant is exceptionally drought tolerant and usually relies on natural rainfall alone. Avoid frequent light sprinkling and only water deeply during extended heat waves to prevent the succulent leaves from shriveling.

Pruning Tips

Pruning is rarely necessary but can be done anytime during the growing season to maintain a specific shape. Think of it like a simple haircut: just pinch back or shear off the tips to encourage a denser, more carpet-like growth habit. Since this plant spreads easily, you can simply tuck any trimmed stems back into the soil to start new plants.

Fertilizer Needs

Apply a single application of a balanced, slow release fertilizer in early spring as soon as you see new growth. Avoid using high nitrogen fertilizers in late summer because they stimulate tender new foliage that is easily damaged by winter frost. This sedum actually prefers "lean" soil, so over-fertilizing often results in weak stems rather than a healthy plant.

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Description

Heat-loving vibrant green and yellow groundcover, the Angelina Sedum (Sedum rupestre 'Angelina') is your solution to all of these! This vigorous little trailing Sedum quickly forms a 6-inch mat that will crowd out weeds!

The small succulent foliage is held around the stem, and will turn golden orange or even a reddish hue in autumn! Also known as Stonecrop, Sedum features long-lasting blooms that are vibrant yellow and are beautifully star-shaped! With an all-summer bloom time, these keep blooming well into autumn. The brilliant summer blooms attract loads of bees and butterflies!

Heat and chill resistant throughout USDA growing zones 4 to 9, these hardy perennials only grow about 4-6 inches tall but spread up to 2 feet wide! First developed in a private garden in Croatia, Angelina Sedum is easy to grow, and you'll adore these mat-forming groundcovers for all your possible sun garden needs!

Planting and Application:

Do you love color and hate weeds? Want a layered look in your garden? Maybe you need to soften a rock wall or flagstone garden path? Or perhaps you're just looking for a cute 'spiller' for your container garden? Then you need an Angelina Sedum!

This is a great choice for beds and borders and the blooms make excellent cut flowers! Sun Gardens, Perennial beds and Pollinator gardens are fantastic sites for clumps or vibrant green groundcover. These readily naturalize large sunny areas when given the opportunity. Use them in your defensible spaces when planning fire-wise landscaping.

Fill dry and rocky soil and tricky areas quickly with these xeriscaping plants. That sun-baked hell strip along the road, driveway, or street. And add brilliance when spilling over a rock wall or retaining wall. Edge beds and borders or allow Angelina to creep and ramble throughout rock paths and between stepping stones.

Use this Sedum in a container on a hot deck or around your sunny planters on the patio. It will not mind missing a watering or two throughout the seasons! You can even use Angelina in your window box or hanging baskets for easy care spillers and brilliant color all summer! For a more layered look, pair Angelina with her little sister the SunSparkler® Angelina's Teacup Sedum!

  • Golden-Yellow New Growth
  • Needle Shaped Foliage With Orange Fall Foliage
  • Bright Yellow Star-Shaped Flowers - Early Summer to Fall Bloom
  • Attracts Bees & Butterflies
  • Vigorous Growth
  • Great Container Spiller & Groundcover, Edging & Rock Gardens

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Angelina prefers well-drained soil and to be kept on the dry side. Water regularly to get established, afterwards, they only need supplemental watering during times of extreme heat and drought! Plant it in full sun in well-drained soil. It will tolerate most soil types and is drought-resistant. Thriving in clay soils, gravel and sand, any soil in full sun that is dry to medium moisture is perfect for these plants! Typically growing as perennials, Angelina can be evergreen in warmer climates and in mild winters. Retaining their needle-like foliage and yellow flowers throughout the heat.

Low maintenance, Angelina only requires a shearing and clean-up in early spring, before you see new growth. For better moisture retention, add a 3-4 inch layer of arborist mulch around the root zone to keep more moisture consistency in the soil.

  • Best Color in Full Sun
  • Grows In Poor to Average Well-Drained Soil
  • Prune Back In Very Early Spring
  • Easy to Grow & Low Maintenance, Rabbit & Deer Resistant
  • Heat & Cold Tolerant, Drought Hardy

Be sure to order enough of these golden yellow beauties for your next project at NatureHills.com! Easy and versatile, the Angelina Sedum is almost the perfect plant!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the mature size of Angelina Sedum plants?

  • Angelina Sedum grows 4-6 inches tall and spreads up to 2 feet wide, forming dense mats that effectively crowd out weeds. This vigorous trailing groundcover quickly establishes itself in zones 4-9. Allow plenty of space for its spreading habit when planting.

What are the basic care requirements for Angelina Sedum, like sun and soil?

  • Angelina Sedum thrives in full sun and tolerates poor, dry, rocky soils in zones 4-9. This drought-tolerant groundcover actually prefers neglect and well-draining conditions. Plant it anywhere you need low-maintenance color that can handle heat and missed waterings - shop at Nature Hills for this hardy performer.

How often do I need to water Angelina Sedum after it's established?

  • Established Angelina Sedum is extremely drought-tolerant and rarely needs watering. This hardy succulent thrives in dry conditions and can easily handle missing waterings throughout the seasons. Water only during extended dry spells or if foliage begins to shrivel.

Can Angelina Sedum tolerate clay soil or does it need well-draining soil?

  • Angelina Sedum thrives in well-draining soil and can struggle in heavy clay that retains moisture. This drought-tolerant groundcover prefers dry, rocky conditions and excels in xeriscaping applications. Amend clay soil with sand or gravel, or plant on slopes where drainage is naturally better.

Will Angelina Sedum survive winter in my area and is it evergreen?

  • Angelina Sedum is winter hardy in USDA zones 4-9 and maintains its colorful foliage year-round as an evergreen groundcover. The succulent leaves actually intensify to golden orange or reddish hues in fall and winter. Check your zone and shop at Nature Hills for this cold-tolerant beauty.

How fast does Angelina Sedum spread and is it invasive?

  • Angelina Sedum spreads up to 2 feet wide and quickly forms dense 6-inch mats that crowd out weeds. This vigorous trailing sedum readily naturalizes in sunny areas but isn't considered invasive. Give it room to spread in zones 4-9, or contain it in borders and containers where you want controlled coverage.

Is Angelina Sedum deer and rabbit resistant?

  • Angelina Sedum is generally deer and rabbit resistant due to its succulent, waxy foliage that most wildlife find unpalatable. This hardy groundcover's thick, fleshy leaves contain compounds that deter browsing animals. Plant it confidently in areas where deer and rabbits are problematic.

Is Angelina Sedum safe for pets if I have dogs or cats?

  • Sedum plants, including Angelina Sedum, are generally considered mildly toxic to dogs and cats if ingested in large quantities. The succulent foliage can cause mild stomach upset, but serious poisoning is rare. Plant it in areas where pets don't typically graze, and monitor young animals who tend to chew on plants.

What is the shipping time and does it ship to my state (e.g., not AZ, CA)?

  • Angelina Sedum ships to most states with standard nursery timing based on your planting zone. Since this hardy perennial thrives in zones 4-9, shipping is typically restricted only in extreme climates during certain seasons. Check your state's current shipping availability at checkout for the most accurate delivery timeframe.

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