Sedum Rubrotinctum

This "Jelly Bean Plant," or Sedum rubrotinctum, is sure to be a sweet addition to your rock garden or make an impact as an excellent ground cover. Its delightfully plump leaves turn from green to red in summer, giving it its delight nicknames including "Pork and Beans" and "Christmas Cheer."

This plant is a great source for color and excitement. And as spring progresses to summer, you'll fall in love as it lights up with yellow starburst blooms.

This delightful plant thrives in well-drained, low-moisture soil. And boy-oh-boy does it love the sun! One of the most endearing characteristics of the Sedum rubrotinctum is that it's adapted a resistance to the sun by blushing to red over time when exposed to long-term sunshine.

If you want to add some color to your collection of succulents, the Sedum rubrotinctum is a brilliant choice. It grows well potted, or plant it and let its branches sprawl over your garden rocks for excellent ground cover. Plant a couple right next to each other for an impressive bed of beautiful reds, greens, and yellows. It would even do wonders to liven up your mailbox planter or patio.

This evergreen perennial is known for being low-maintenance and flourishing in conditions other plants would find inhospitable. It's even called the "Stonecrop" by some gardeners because only rocks and stones require less upkeep. If you have a sunny, dry spot to plant it, it's sure to root easily and grow well.

If you have a soft spot in your heart for the hardy succulents, then the Sedum rubrotinctum is sure to become one of your favorites. The hot and dry fleshy leaves burst with green and red, and the yellow flowers bring spritely cheer to dry regions.

Order today!