ChattanoogaGardens Sedum Sun Sparkler Wildfire

No, it is a deciduous succulent. While it offers vibrant cherry red foliage with hot pink edges during the growing season, it will die back during the winter months.

To achieve that signature deep cherry red hue, this plant requires full sun. If planted in partial shade, the foliage will likely turn greener and lose its intense color contrast.

It is excellent for both. Its low-profile, mat-forming growth habit makes it a great choice for rock gardens, but it also thrives in containers where you can easily control the soil drainage.

Very rarely. This variety is exceptionally drought-tolerant and prefers dry conditions. You should only water when the soil has completely dried out, as overwatering can lead to root rot.

The most critical factor is drainage. Ensure your soil is well-draining, such as a sandy or rocky mix, to prevent moisture from sitting around the roots.