Sedum dasyphyllum has
tight densely clustered rosettes of blue gray leaves. The Corsican
Stonecrop blooms from late Summer into Fall. Our plants have stayed
2" tall and slowly spread mounding up taller against rocks or stepping
stones. In a shaded garden Sedum dasyphyllum doesn't require much additional
water. Overhead water on plants in the sun can burn the
foliage. Sedum dasyphyllum turns more of a dusty white with red
margins in full sun. And tends to stress in full sun in hotter
garden locations without semi-regular water. Sedum dasyphyllum
requires decent drainage and doesn't do well with foot traffic. The
Corsican Stonecrop is Winter hardy to zone 5 maybe colder.
High
resolution images of Sedum
dasyphyllum are available.
