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Goldmoss Sedum

Sedum Acre

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Overview

Goldmoss Sedum, Sedum acre, is an evergreen groundcover with vibrant yellow star-shaped flowers blooming in summer. Thriving in USDA zones 3-9, it reaches up to 3 inches in height and spreads 12-24 inches. This low-maintenance, drought-tolerant plant prefers full sun to partial shade and well-draining soils. Ideal for rock gardens, it offers excellent erosion control and attracts butterflies, adding a burst of color to your landscape design.

Sun Full, HalfWater Extra in Summer, LowZones 4–9
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — adding a burst of color to your landscape design

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Extra in Summer, Low
USDA zones
4–9

Shape & size

Classification

Family
Crassulaceae

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Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — ground cover / perennial for full or half; adding a soft yet structured element to the garden's texture
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — This low-maintenance, drought-tolerant plant prefers full sun to partial shade and well-draining soils; a full sun, image 51
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — is an evergreen groundcover with vibrant yellow star-shaped flowers blooming in summer; it offers excellent erosion, image 49
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — with a fleshy texture and a bright green hue that adds an eye-catching element to the landscape; adding a burst of, image 56
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — low-growing foliage and its ability to thrive in challenging conditions; yellow flowers in the garden, image 55
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — it offers excellent erosion control and attracts butterflies; is an evergreen groundcover with vibrant yellow, image 52
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — scientifically named Sedum acre; as it does not do well with excessive moisture.<br><br>For landscape designers and, image 54
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — adding a burst of color to your landscape design; with a fleshy texture and a bright green hue that adds an, image 53
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — it blooms profusely with tiny; it prefers well-drained soil and is very drought-resistant once established, image 57
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — star-shaped yellow flowers that are roughly 1/2 inch in diameter; while partial shade can be tolerated, image 58
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — It prefers well-drained soil and is very drought-resistant once established; it blooms profusely with tiny, image 60
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — it is important to avoid overwatering; ground cover / perennial with yellow blooms, image 62
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — Goldmoss Sedum is extremely tolerant of poor soil conditions; thriving in USDA zones 3-9, it reaches up to 3 inches, image 59
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — making it a perfect choice for xeriscaping or low-maintenance gardens; the Goldmoss Sedum is a valuable addition to a, image 61
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — while partial shade can be tolerated; star-shaped yellow flowers that are roughly 1/2 inch in diameter, image 67
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — providing year-round interest with minimal care requirements; it also serves well as a filler between stepping stones, image 65
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — A full sun exposure will lead to the most vigorous growth and best flowering performance; this low-maintenance, image 66
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — as it does not do well with excessive moisture.<br><br>For landscape designers and clients alike; scientifically, image 63
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — the Goldmoss Sedum is a valuable addition to a garden space; making it a perfect choice for xeriscaping or, image 64
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — It also serves well as a filler between stepping stones or in rock gardens; providing year-round interest with, image 68
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — yellow flowers in the garden; low-growing foliage and its ability to thrive in challenging conditions, image 70
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — adding a soft yet structured element to the garden's texture; ground cover / perennial for full or half, image 69
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — ground cover / perennial with yellow blooms; it is important to avoid overwatering, image 71
Goldmoss Sedum (Sedum Acre) — ground cover / perennial for full or half; adding a soft yet structured element to the garden's texture, image 72

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