You'll fall in love with cold-hardy Sedum spurium 'Tricolor'!
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Sedum spurium 'Tricolor'
Caucasian Stonecrop, Phedimus spurius 'Tricolor'
'Tricolor' is a small, cold-hardy stonecrop that makes excellent ground-cover. Its thick leaves have a green center, white margins, and pink accents along the edges. The leaves grow out from a center rosette, growing opposite each other.
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Love tricolor plants❤️
Outdoors all year long? Count me in!
Another good groundcover to look for!
This one is so pretty.
I can’t wait to see mine to grow a little
I love that it can spread so well!!
I have this tricolor sedum, it's a stunner. I am in PA so we are zone 6. I also love the Ice plants and Dunce Caps as well, they give a great show all year.
Those are great ones to have!
Such a pretty plant!!
Thanks for all of the videos. They have been very helpful.
Looking forward to finding this delightful succulent
So pretty I love the ones with multiple colors!
Pretty plant.
Oh so cute! 🥰
I have this amazing Sedum in my garden here in the UK and it really is as tough as old boots! Our weather is so diverse with wildly fluctuating temperatures and it just keeps on growing. I also have it in a couple of indoor succulent arrangements and it looks especially amazing with other variegated plants; the best combination being Echeveria Rainbow, Crassula Moonglow, Crassula Ovata Variegata Moneymaker, Sedum Joyce Tulloch Variegated and this Sedum. I highly recommend it.
Great suggestions!
I had a small snippet of something that looked like this but was not pink....until I planted it with another succulent, getting more sun, and it is full of colorful pink. Yippee
Looks amazing on the ground.
I will be getting these for our winters here in Missouri
I love all that you post
Beautiful.
4 season succulent yass!! I'm not sure some of the gifted succulents will make it through my zone 7a... Love this tricolor!!! And your shirt!!!
Thank you so much!
I got the shirt on Etsy. It is soooo soft and comfy! Here is an affiliate link:
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They have other colors and styles too!
I love sedums!!!
Love it. I'll try it next spring
Sedums are so versatile
My wish list of succulents just keep growing with this videos! Love the hardiness and colors of these
I live in Northern California and it does not snow here! I also do not plant in the ground as there are occasional gophers, so my plants are all in containers. This is another plant I'm not familier with but I like the tricolor look.
You just described the perfect plant! Resistant to Cold, Drought, and DEER (and elk, too?)! Easy to propagate and fast growing. I'm getting one these!!!
Oh my, I have to get the tricolor also!
Sounds like a MAGIC plant and stunningly beautiful too! Gorgeous
Love it! Want some!
Thanks You explain very well and thanks for the subs title in Spanish
So sad that this series is ending soon. I loved all these videos. They were so informative and helpful in keeping my plants alive. 💚
Wow, I'm glad it can handle tough conditions❄️. Love how sedum starts to trail and become a ground cover! The stress color is an added bonus 💚
Sedum Tricolor is one of my favorites for year round pots. Always looks great with any hardy succulents. Love, love, love it!
My mom is looking for cool looking ground cover. Maybe this is it!
I'll have to try this cute Sedum!
I absolutely love sedum! Especially this one!
I have the Tricolor succulent and it does well potted. In our extreme FL conditions I can move it to avoid too much sun and rain. The colors are beautiful! Thank you for the helpful advice!
This is already on my list to plant outside in the spring! Very excited. Thanks for the information.
Love the color!!
Love that little pot. I have a set of 6 of those and love them.
I need one of these!
Now to go buy all my new obsession plants. To the plants store!! 😁 Thank you so much for all the information on these succulents! It has been fun finding out all this information about these guys!
Am in a Zone 10 and have succulents in my lanai and also along the wall in front of house in cinder block design. So am always seeing how these grow in the two different locations. Videos are so helpful.
Thanks for the information! I have the perfect spot for it in my garden. Did not know it was cold hardy.
Shared with my son who lives outside of Cleveland, OH. Should be cold enough for this plant.
This one is so beautiful and will survive outside here!
This is new for me. Thank you for all of the information. I am on a hunt to find it.
I have the “red carpet” sedum spurium. I love them! Super easy to care for, and they are turning dark maroon due to fall coming. The little rosettes are so beautiful & plentiful, spilling over the edge of the pot 💚 They doubled their size just a few months over the summer. Plus I have successfully propagated another pot full of them.
Love that this one would survive outdoors for me and that it spreads out. I’ll have to consider where would be a good spot in full sun. Thank you for sharing!!
I got a little sprig of this that I'm trying to propagate as a cutting! So excited to watch it grow
May have to consider this for spring to keep the critters out of my garden! Thanks for the information!
I love the variegated foliage I will look for this ground cover next spring
Thank you this information. This looks like the perfect plant to get my rock garden going in my steep front yard. ☘️
I wanted to get a bunch of these cold-hardy sedums in the ground before this winter but realized they needed more a start in the ground beore it gets cold. They need time to acclimate and become drought hardy. I have a bunch of them in a strawberry planted that I planted back in June, so hopefully they will make it. Thanks, Cassidy!
I know what I’m going to plant this spring! I really need a hearty, but nice looking ground cover. Thanks for the introduction! 😀💕🌵
Need to keep an eye out for this one.
I didn't know about this one! Thanks for the information!
So cute! It's on the wish list for my hardy arrangements!
Yea...4 season succulent, even -30 degrees, and lots of color! I also have so many deer/bunnies...would love to have something around here that can actually be a deterrent! Most definitely have to try this one!
beautiful plant , just thought of something! I can get my kids to learn to love succulents, then I can plant a bed or two at their houses
Yay! This is the one for me, here in Upstate NY! Excited to learn about this one!
Got one of these in an arrangement. That's good to know that it does well outdoors!
A lovely hardy variegated succulent like Sedum spurium 'Tricolor' is just wonderful!
I live in NE Kansas and have been a little hesitant about trying succulents outdoors in the ground. But i think next spring i will have to give it a try when i spruce up my flower beds!! This would be a perfect variety to try!
i have one and i love it, when looking at my succulents, my eye always goes to it.
I especially love succulents that have multiple color to them. I need to make a dedicated succulent garden so I can have them outside in the ground.
Adding to my future rock garden list.
This would be a great addition to my sedum collection. I think it might feature in a future sedum garden I'm planning!
I need this one for my collection! Lovely!
One of the few I don’t have yet. Thanks for the info
Thanks for sharing!
"Sedum spurium tricolor " I have it and thanks to you nowI know it's name, needs more water and sun🤭
Glad to help!
This will be added to my collection as soon as I move from my current Zone 9b to a Zone 6b. Sedums are some of my favorites (don't tell my other succulents) lol
I’m in TN - I will have to look for this one!
I can't wait until I have my own outdoor garden! I will definitely plant one (or a bunch!) of these outside!! I wonder if they would do well in DFW, TX climate?
They may have a hard time with the heat, but if they can stay shaded in the summers I think they'd work!
Wow, I didn’t know the name or that this was so cold-hardy! I’ve had this plant through three moves and just finally planted it into the ground. I’m going to take some cuttings so I have some when we go back to SD from CA (where we live now). So cool! I like the red bloom stems, so pretty!
Definitively, this is the best channel about succulents! I would love to hear you talking about Trichodiadema densus, Sedum multiceps (miniature Joshua Tree) and Sedum album. Tks 😉😘
Thank you! I'll add those to my list 🥰
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Thank you! I’ll have to get this one.
We don't have 4 seasons here, but I love this one!
Definitely 1 for me next yr as we already started with snow, zone 4.
Thanks for another “introduction” ... don’t have any YET !!!
I live in zone 5 and have tried other sedums. Unfortunately, they were wiped out by the deer. Maybe I will give it another try with this variety. However, the deer here have also wiped out my poisonous plants, foxglove, monks hood, castor bean plant.
I have one similar to this one, they grow very quickly. I live in 4 season climate so I will have to get some for next year. Thanks
Love this color. I think I have one like it but it’s a burgundy color. ❤️
Yes! There are a lot of "spurium" cultivars in different colors 😊
I would really appreciate it if you could do a close up shot of you and the succulent that you are talking about. I couldn't even see what this succulent looks like since it is so small, as well as most of the others that you describe. Just a close shot of you and the plant..Thank you...
Thank you for the feedback! I was trying to keep these simple to produce so we could do a lot this month. However, not including close ups was definitely an oversight.
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Need this to break up all of the green succulents I have.
Thanks for the great video... But I would love liked it better if you zoom at plants like these which are soo tiny...
I love that this is so cold hardy! The only thing I have in the ground right now is sempervivums.
I’ll look for this one! Running out of room inside so looking for more that I can leave outside!
Sounds like a winner! Tho' we live in a fairly moderate climate, I know of a special place for it. Will put this on my list of ones to get.
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Love the video. I love the idea of planting around a bird bath. Planting outside is new to me. If I circled the area I wanted the growth to stop with rocks of some kind, would that stop the growth? Like maybe a 3’ circle around the bird bath to contain the growth and make it pretty?
These are trailing succulents, so you may need to trim them back if they grow past the barrier.
One more that I can actually grow in my zone 4! I'm not stuck with only Sempervivums! Lol!
Great video!! She's such a cute succulent! I absolutely love your little planters.. May I ask where you find such unique pots? We live in Central Florida Zone 9b so we only get 2 seasons. Luckily we get to grow a lot all yr round. Thank you so much for sharing such a great video as always! 🌵🌸🌱
Thank you! The video description links to the specific pots showing in that video. Most of them were purchased from Amazon:
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A cute one I don’t have and I’d love to try one here but I just have no place that gets enough light maybe.
Mother nature does a lot of soaking in my area and no drying
This might be worth a try in Northern Ohio. I am still having trouble with my Jade plants even with careful attention.
No containers! Let them take over the world! !
Not sure I have this one, though. Think I'll look into it.
Not one my favorites, but good info.
I want to find this one! Thanks!