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Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum)

Sedum mexicanum

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Overview

Proven Winners - Lemon Coral® - Sedum mexicanum plant details, information and resources.

Water Medium
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — Proven Winners - Lemon Coral® - Sedum mexicanum plant details, information and resources

Culture

Water
Medium

Shape & size

Mature height
0.25–0.8333333 Ft.
Mature width
0.8333333–1.1666666 Ft.

Classification

Family
Crassulaceae

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Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — but Lemon Coral sedum is actually quite soft and "petable." This sedum mexicanum; lemon Coral sedum is grown, image 223
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — It loves heat and can tolerate dry soils, although average moisture will keep it looking fresh, image 94
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — Proven Winners - Lemon Coral® - Sedum mexicanum plant details, information and resources; is wonderful in, image 56
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — where it will fall over the edge of containers; it is grown for foliage and is a garden workhorse, image 27
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — is wonderful in landscapes and is an outstanding container plant; but Lemon Coral sedum is actually quite, image 257
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — is wonderful in landscapes and is an outstanding container plant; but Lemon Coral sedum is actually quite, image 235
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — is wonderful in landscapes and is an outstanding container plant; but Lemon Coral sedum is actually quite, image 345
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — See our complete guide to growing Lemon Coral Sedum
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — The spikey chartreuse foliage looks like it would be tough and prickly; see our complete guide to growing, image 310
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — The spikey chartreuse foliage looks like it would be tough and prickly; see our complete guide to growing, image 376
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — where it will fall over the edge of containers; it is grown for foliage and is a garden workhorse, image 357
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — It loves heat and can tolerate dry soils, although average moisture will keep it looking fresh, image 138
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — Proven Winners - Lemon Coral® - Sedum mexicanum plant details, information and resources; is wonderful in, image 34
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — but Lemon Coral sedum is actually quite soft and "petable." This sedum mexicanum; lemon Coral sedum is grown, image 344
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — It is grown for foliage and is a garden workhorse
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — Lemon Coral sedum is grown for its lovely foliage; the spikey chartreuse foliage looks like it would be, image 293
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — It is grown for foliage and is a garden workhorse; proven Winners - Lemon Coral® - Sedum mexicanum plant, image 43
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — Lemon Coral sedum is grown for its lovely foliage; the spikey chartreuse foliage looks like it would be, image 337
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — where it will fall over the edge of containers; it is grown for foliage and is a garden workhorse, image 412
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — Lemon Coral sedum is grown for its lovely foliage; the spikey chartreuse foliage looks like it would be, image 315
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — See our complete guide to growing Lemon Coral Sedum; although if you are lucky it may bloom as well., image 198
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — but Lemon Coral sedum is actually quite soft and "petable." This sedum mexicanum
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — It loves heat and can tolerate dry soils, although average moisture will keep it looking fresh, image 259
Lemon Coral® Sedum (Sedum mexicanum) — but Lemon Coral sedum is actually quite soft and "petable." This sedum mexicanum; lemon Coral sedum is grown, image 124

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