Outdoor Succulent Top Tip
Plant a container for year round interest. Or
even the smallest space can have a pollinator friendly easy care planted container.
RHS Chelsea
PLANT OF THE YEAR 2019
NEW
Sedum spathulifolium ‘Purpureum’
A fast growing mat forming hardy evergreen perennial. Tolerant of poor soil. Yellow flowers in summer.
Height 10cm/4in | Spread 50cm/19in Plant Jan-Dec | Flowers Apr-Jul
5140-5310 | 9cm pot £7.99
Sedum takesimense ‘Atlantis’
A tough succulent with rosettes of red- tipped green leaves and occasional flowers. This sempervivum is drought- tolerant, thrives in free-draining spots.
Height 50cm/19in | Spread 50cm/19in Plant Mar-Oct
5130-1346 | 9cm pot £7.99
Sedum ‘Sunsparkler Blue Elf’
A mound or mat-forming stonecrop. Its dark blue-grey succulent leaves are often flushed with purple. Fragrant dark pink flowers appear in clusters from late summer.
Height 15cm/6in | Spread 45cm/18in Plant Feb-Nov | Flowers Jul-Sep
5140-5749 | 9cm pot Mix ‘n’ Match Buy any 2 hardy plants and get 1 free NEW CHOOSE ANY 3 £7.99
and the cheapest plant will be free
Sedum ‘Sunsparkler Lime Zinger’
Forms mats of zesty-green succulent leaves with a bright red edge. Come late summer this plant will produce clusters of pink flowers that bees love.
Height 15cm/6in | Spread 45cm/18in Plant Feb-Nov | Flowers Jul-Sep
5140-5750 | 9cm pot £7.99
Sempervivum ‘Sugar Shimmer’
Robust succulent forming a rosette of pink-tipped silver leaves. Very drought tolerant and good for pots.
Height 15cm/6in | Spread 45cm/18in Plant Mar-May
5140-4997 | 9cm pot £7.99
Sempervivum ‘Coral Red’
An eye-catching small succulent with rosettes of rich red leaves. Easy to grow and spectacular in containers or rock gardens.
Height 10cm/4in | Spread 15cm/6in Plant Feb-Nov | Flowers Jul-Sep
5140-5752 | 9cm pot £7.99
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