A hardy succulent trough and rock garden favorite, ‘Harvest Moon’ sedum forms tiny, silver-grey rosettes that are topped with lemon-yellow flowers in late summer. Rosettes blush pink with cooler temperatures in spring and fall. Drought tolerant once established, it can be used as a vigorous ground cover in tough sun-drenched soils. (Sedum spathulifolium)
Sedum Harvest Moon -- Bluestone Perennials
Sedum Harvest Moon - Common name:Stonecrop - Tight tiny silver and purple succulent rosettes hug the ground. Stars of sunny 2" yellow flowers adorn tops of this Sedum in late summer. A perfect choice for the rock garden or between flagstones. Groundcover Sedums will sweetly embellish a rock wall as they will grow with almost no soil within the crevices to soften hard edges.