Sedum Takesimense 
(Sedum)

Synonyms:  Phedimus takesimensis
Origin:  Asia
Family:  Crassulaceae
Light:  Full sun
Height:  6-12"
Spacing:  12-15"
Blooms:  Bright yellow, mid-Summer
Foliage:  Evergreen, succulent, light green, little rosettes, saw-toothed
Soil:  Well-drained, mildly acidic, neutral or mildly alkaline, drought tolerant
Water:  Low
Uses:  Groundcover, rock garden, container, xeriscaping, foliage, evergreen
Propagation:  Stem cuttings, layering, rootball divisions

Comments:  Sedum takesimense or Sedum or Phedimus takesimensis is an evergreen perennial succulent with a low clumping growth habit.  It has light green evergreen succulent, saw-toothed foliage that forms cute little rosettes.  In mid-Summer, Sedum takesimense produces small, bright yellow blossoms.  Phedimus takesimensis is easily propagated from layering, rootball divisions or stem cuttings.   It thrives best in well-drained, moderately rich, acidic or alkaline soil in a sunny environment.  Sedum takesimense is low maintenance.  It is drought tolerant and is excellent for xeriscaping.  Mass plant as exquisite ground covers or in the front border for a dramatic display.  It soon forms a nice rounded mound.  Use this Asian native in a rock garden setting.   Pedhimus takesimensis is a show stopper.

USDA Zones:  5-9  

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Image of butterfly attractor, Sedum Takesimense or Sedum or Phedimus takesimensis

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