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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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Rated for zones 4 to 9. Great in a pot brought indoors for winter, or as an annual.

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Plant Characteristics Cold hardy, Low Maintenance, Compact/Dwarf, Evergreen, Groundcover, Slopes/Erosion Control, Deer-resistant, Heat Tolerant, Drought resistant, Container Friendly, Non-invasive
Hardiness Zone 5a9b
Sunlight Full sun
Height 1 ft
Width 1-2 ft
Watering Needs Low
Preferred Soil Chalky, Clay, Loamy, Sandy
Growth Rate Moderate
Growth Habit Spreading, Trailing
Blooms In Summer, Fall
Flower Color Yellow
Foliage Color Green
Suitable Space Indoors, Outdoors
Botanical Name Sedum rupestre 'Angelina'
Species rupestre
Cultivar Angelina
Class Saxifragales
Does Not Ship To AK, HI, ID, MT, PR
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Dorothy (United States)
The sedum is growing and spreading nicely

The sedum is growing and spreading nicely. Very happy with how it looks

Angelina Sedum has a way of filling in a space before you even expect it to, so it's great to hear yours is already on the move. It's a tough little plant that only seems to get better as it spreads. Thanks for sharing the update, Dorothy.

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Petals
free plants

Sedum-Angelina is absobutely beautiful. I planted it under a purple Japanese Maple on a slight hill. Everytime a piece is broken off by someone going slighly off the garden path it rolls down the hill and roots wherever it lands....free plants. Just dig up and relocate where you want them. Lots of contrast possibilities with reds, oranges, purples. Imagine it next to a dark purple Coleus. WOW!!!!Enjoy.

Hello Petals,

Thank you so much for sharing your delightful experience with Angelina Sedum! We love hearing how well it’s thriving under your purple Japanese Maple and especially with the “free plants” it generously offers by rooting as it rolls down the hill. Your unique way of putting this to use as a natural propagator is inspiring—and it’s true, the brilliant contrast between the vibrant green sedum and deep purples or reds like Coleus can create a stunning display.

If you ever want meandering groundcover ideas that provide complementary colors or additional texture for your hill, feel free to reach out—I’d be happy to recommend plants that pair beautifully with Angelina Sedum. And be sure to keep an eye on those newcomer sedum pieces spreading joy by taking root wherever they settle!

Wishing you happy planting,
The Nature Hills Plant Experts

G
George
Angelina Sedum

I have this sitting on my deck and always see butterflies around this plant.

Hello George,

Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful experience with your Angelina Sedum! We're delighted to hear that this vibrant plant is attracting butterflies to your deck—it’s always a joy when plants become a charm for local wildlife. Angelina Sedum is known for its butterfly-friendly qualities and low-maintenance nature, making it a perfect choice for your outdoor space.

If you’re interested in encouraging even more pollinators or enhancing your garden habitat, we recommend planting additional native wildflowers and providing shallow water sources. Also, avoid pesticides to keep your fluttering friends safe and thriving!

Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you’d like tips on companion plants or care advice to keep your Angelina Sedum glowing all season long.

Rooting for your garden’s success,
Your Nature Hills Plant Care Team

G
George
Angelina Sedum

I have this sitting on my deck and always see butterflies around this plant.

Hello George,

Thank you so much for sharing your experience with your Angelina Sedum! It’s wonderful to hear that your deck has become a welcoming spot for butterflies—these delightful visitors truly highlight just how much beneficial wildlife your plant attracts. Angelina Sedum is known for being a vibrant, low-maintenance succulent, and its appeal to pollinators like butterflies makes it a fabulous addition to any outdoor space.

If you’d like, adding nearby native flowering plants can further boost your garden’s butterfly appeal. Also, make sure your Sedum gets plenty of sunlight and well-drained soil to keep it thriving beautifully.

We appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback!

Transcend your garden with joy,
The Nature Hills Plant Experts

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BBM
Low maintenance

I grow Angelina sedum in containers to contrast dark green plant foliage. works for me.

Hi BBM,

Thank you so much for sharing how your Angelina sedum adds that lovely contrast in your containers! We love hearing how our plants find their perfect spot in your garden. The Angelina sedum is indeed a fantastic low-maintenance choice, and its bright, chartreuse foliage really pops against darker greens, making it a versatile accent.

If you ever want to enhance your container planting further, pairing Angelina sedum with flowing plants like littlepox Euphorbia or creeping juniper can create even more depth and texture. Just make sure the containers have good drainage since sedums prefer well-drained soil and plenty of sunlight to thrive.

Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you’d like any tips on companion plants or care ideas. We’re always happy to support your beautiful gardening designs!

Bloom on,
The Nature Hills Plant Knowledge Team

B
Bbm
Low maintenance

I grow Angelina sedum in containers to contrast dark green plant foliage. works for me.

Hello Bbm,

Thank you so much for sharing your experience with Angelina sedum! We’re delighted to hear that you’re using it in containers to create that lovely contrast with darker foliage—what a wonderful visual effect. Angelina sedum is indeed a fantastic, low-maintenance choice, especially for adding vibrant color with minimal effort.

If you're ever interested in ways to further optimize container planting for sediment or tips on complementary plants that thrive alongside Angelina sedum, feel free to reach out! Proper watering (usually when soil is dry to the touch), plenty of sunlight, and occasional light pruning can keep those containers looking their best year-round.

Wishing you happy planting,
The Nature Hills Plant Experts

p
petals
free plants

Sedum-Angelina is absobutely beautiful. I planted it under a purple Japanese Maple on a slight hill. Everytime a piece is broken off by someone going slighly off the garden path it rolls down the hill and roots wherever it lands....free plants. Just dig up and relocate where you want them. Lots of contrast possibilities with reds, oranges, purples. Imagine it next to a dark purple Coleus. WOW!!!!Enjoy.

Hello petals,

Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful experience with the Angelina Sedum! We love how you've found such a creative and natural way to propagate it by letting it roll down the hill and root on its own—that’s gardening magic in action. Planting it under a purple Japanese Maple sounds like a perfect way to showcase its vibrant colors, and your idea of pairing it with a dark purple Coleus sounds absolutely stunning. For even more vibrant contrast, you might also consider adding some bright yellow or deep burgundy foliage plants—they really make the Angelina’s orange tones pop!

If you ever need tips on softening garden pathways to prevent accidental breakage or ideas on how to expand those contrasting color combinations, feel free to reach out. We’re always here to help you bring your garden vision to life.

Growing with you,
Nature Hills Nursery – Your Trusted Plant Specialists

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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