Sedum kamtschaticum
Description:
This sedum has trailing stems that mostly die-back to the base during the winter. Overall plant habit is mounding, reaching to 15 cm. The scalloped leaves are somewhat egg-shaped and fleshy, bright green. Star-shaped yellow flowers are produced in flat-topped clusters. It is native to Siberia, Northern China and the Kamtschatka Peninsula.
Cultivation:
This species is easily grown on any well-drained site in full sun or part shade. Prefers poorer soils to rich ones. Hardy to zone 2.
Blooming Season:
June to July
Propagation:
Division, cuttings or seeds
Division:
Large plants may be dug in spring or after flowering and broken into smaller pieces.
Cuttings:
Stems easily root at any time during the growing season.
Seeds:
Direct sow at about 20 C; germination in about 8 weeks.
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