The plant that looks like a lime-green lava flow is Lemon Coral sedum. Though it looks like lava for much of the year, as it gets ready to bloom, it looks a little bushy. Then -- surprise -- there ...

The plant that looks like a lime green lava flow is Lemon Coral sedum. Though it looks like lava for much of the year, as it gets ready to bloom, it looks a little bushy. Then surprise ...

This lemon is not the sweet and tart kind, however. Spring is the ideal season for Lemon Coral sedum. This succulent knows no limits to its versatility, whether used in containers or throughout a ...

This plant is Lemon Coral sedum and its botanical name, Sedum mexicanum, gives clear indication from where its rugged nature derives. This year I planted about two dozen of them and I wish I had 100.

Some even look away. In fact, Lemon Coral sedum was the 2019 Proven Winners Annual of the Year, yet I don’t remember flowers being mentioned. While I am at it, I will add, I have never had one ...

So the point being is the Sedum mexicanum is sensational, whether temperatures are pushing 90-plus, or dipping down to those cold frosty mornings. Succulents like Lemon Coral and Lemon Ball are ...

My favorite pansy pals are Goldilocks lysimachia, Lemon Coral sedum, Ogon Japanese sweet flag and Burgundy Glow ajuga. The kicker is I’m not planting pansies yet, but fresh crops of Supertunia ...

The plant that looks like a lime green lava flow is Lemon Coral sedum. Though it looks like lava for much of the year, as it gets ready to bloom, it looks a little bushy. Then, surprise ...

If you are designing mixed containers this year for the porch patio or deck, then by all means consider the little sedum or stonecrop ... center with either Lemon Coral or Lemon Ball for sale.

Sedum mexicanum is sensational, whether temperatures are pushing 90-plus, or dipping down to those cold frosty mornings. Succulents like Lemon Coral and Lemon Ball are persevering summer ...