Sedum sieboldii 1qtSedum sieboldii stonecrop features round clusters of medium pink star shaped florets that appear in the summer. Incredible dusty bluish green foliage edged in rosy pink turns pink when exposed to the cold temperatures in autumn. Great for rock gardens, borders and containers. Looks great spilling over walls. Can be drought tolerant once established. Bloom: July August Light: full sun Soil: well drained, regular garden soil Spacing: 18" Height at

For that last few years

Spacing: 16 - 20"

is a white flowering groudcover with gracefully shaped green leaves

Then in winter

Blooms: early summer to mid fall

known as "Japanese Tree Lilac"

Pruning: Cut back old fronds after new growth begins in spring

sand and forest humus

round ball

turning bronzy red in fall

Great as a cut flower

Iris sibirica 'Caeasar's Brother' has velvety deep violet blue flowers  that bloom above rich green grassy foliage