Evolution Emerald Ice Sedum

No, this variety is specifically bred for vigorous basal branching. This creates a dense, compact mound that maintains its shape and resists the rangy, open growth habit common in other sedums.

For the best performance and the most abundant dark pink flowers, this sedum requires full sun exposure. It will not thrive or bloom well in shaded areas.

Yes, it is an excellent choice for waterwise gardens. Once it has established a healthy root system, it requires very little supplemental watering.

It depends on your local climate. In mild winter regions, the foliage remains evergreen, but in colder climates, you should expect it to die back or lose its vibrancy during the winter months.

The most important requirement is well-drained soil. Like most succulents, it is susceptible to root rot if left in standing water or heavy, clay-heavy soil that stays wet.

It works beautifully in both. Its dense, mounded habit makes it a great candidate for containers, and it is equally effective when used for mass plantings in borders or rock gardens.