A. Winter protection means forcing your sedum or succulent plant into dormancy by withholding water. Stop watering in ...

While we aren't offended by the idea of just placing a succulent on a windowsill, this isn't the best way to make the most of ...

They also benefit from pretty flowers that can remain in bloom for weeks on end. Sedum ground cover plants are sure to be a hit with low-maintenance gardeners because they typically thrive on ...

Feeding and watering sedums and succulents during the winter is exactly the wrong thing to do. Your only hope is to set the succulents in a cold garage or shed and do not water until spring.

Growing Tip: To use thymes and sedums as a lawn substitute you will need to add several inches of sharp gravel with the fines ...

Terra Nova’s Echinacea PRIMA "Berry" also received the Top Performing First Year Variety award at the 2024 Aris Trial Gardens ...

and some such as Hens and Chicks (also known as a common houseleek), Sedum “Angelina” and yucca “Gold Band” will survive even freezing temperatures in the Pacific Northwest. Others such as ...