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By Marie Iannotti, About.com Guide to Gardening since 2004

Sedum - Showy Stonecrop
An Easy, Carefree Fall Garden Performer

Friday August 17, 2007
Almost every garden has at least one Sedum in it and for good reason. Sedum look good all season. They are virtually pest resistant and require minimal maintenance. Sedum are drought tolerant, yet can withstand a rainy season. Now there are Sedum with variegated foliage, rich deep foliage and bright, clear flowers. If you don’t grow Sedum, you should consider trying a plant or two. If you do, make sure you check out the new introductions each year. Here’s a quick low-down on growing Sedum.

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