Sedum craigii SEEDS

Sedum craigii displays a compact and attractive form, perfect for adding unique texture to rock gardens or succulent collections. This plant features fleshy, bluish-green leaves that grow densely along short stems. Gardeners appreciate the appealing rosette shape that Sedum craigii forms. It thrives as a hardy succulent, offering excellent drought tolerance and a distinctive look in any landscape.

Sedum craigii produces charming star-shaped flowers that appear in clusters. The blooms range from soft pink to pale purple, creating a subtle yet beautiful contrast against the leaves. This species originates from the Craig region, known for its dry, rocky habitats, which explains the stonecrop craigii's resilient nature. Its ability to adapt to challenging environments makes it a favored choice among succulent enthusiasts.

• Fleshy, dense bluish-green leaves with a rosette form
• Clusters of star-shaped flowers in pink and pale purple
• Hardy succulent with excellent drought resistance
• Native to the dry, rocky Craig region
• Compact growth perfect for rock gardens or containers

Rare craigii variants within the Sedum species craigii group highlight the plant's unique charm. Also called Craig's Sedum, this succulent offers both aesthetic appeal and toughness. Its combination of ornamental features and ease of care draws many collectors to appreciate this stonecrop craigii as a standout addition to their gardens and collections.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.