Sedum, or Stonecrop, requires minimal care once established. It can tolerate light foot traffic. Thriving in full sun and well-draining soil, it does very well in rock gardens and looks great in a mix of colors and textures. Low-growing and compact.

Sometimes a mix of several varieties of the same species of plant is truly intriguing. The mix offered here includes four varieties that form nice carpets of foliage color, all different. Rosentippich has gray-green foliage which sometimes gets kissed with pink. Voodoo, deep burgundy foliage. Angelina has needle-like foliage in bright chartreuse. And Coral Carpet's succulent foliage starts out either coral toned or gray and turns green. All are flowering plants, with most flowering in pink, with the exception of Angelina which favors bright yellow. All are drought-tolerant, pollinator-friendly, and deer- and rabbit-resistant... just great ground cover plants, ready to be planted together.