“Add organic mulch such as wood chippings, garden compost or leaf mould to beds to save water and improve moisture retention.

Mark Newberger's garden on Mount Ashland features native plant species that support monarch butterflies and other pollinators ...

The living roofs feature a variety of Sedum species - hardy, evergreen succulents that require minimal maintenance and flower throughout the summer. These plants provide essential nectar and pollen ...

A picture of one of the green roof bus shelters that has been installed in the county The living roofs feature a variety of Sedum species—hardy, evergreen succulents that require minimal ...

Real Simple Magazine highlights that most hardy sedum species "will last for 10 to 20 years, if not more, and they're about as low-maintenance as it gets". The Gardeners' World website is quoted ...

Real Simple Magazine reports that most hardy sedum species “will last for 10 to 20 years, if not more, and they're about as low-maintenance as it gets”. Rudbeckias The Gardeners’ World ...

"Previously, this species had been found in Jiangxi, but researchers mistakenly believed that Sedum orientalichinense and Sedum makinoi in Japan were the same species. However, our research ...

The findings were published on March 14 in the international botanical journal PhytoKeys, marking the first scientific record of the species. The newly identified plant, Sedum orientalichinense ...

Succulents, and especially Sedum species, are famous for being nearly indestructible - they are super easy to take care of! These hardy plants can survive in tough conditions, which is why many ...

Whether you're looking for a ground cover plant to suppress weeds, want to make your flower beds more attractive, or fill the empty spaces beneath trees where your lawn won't grow, there's a sedum ...

Because there are so many different species of sedum, you could easily make a garden with just these plants, combining low-growing ground cover species with taller, showier types of sedum. For some ...

A member of the plant family Crassulaceae, sedum is a genus of succulent, herbaceous perennials with fleshy, flat or rounded leaves, depending on the species. The genus name comes from the Latin ...