Name: Sedum 'Rosetta'
SKU: SEDROS

Sedum ‘Rosetta’

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This plant is no longer for sale directly from TERRA NOVA® Nurseries. However, it may still be available through one of our licensees. Please contact our sales department for more information at 800-215-9450.

A force of nature with blue-green leaves that open like icy-blue roses on the new growth in the spring. These blue-green leaves stay very attractive on their upright arching stems all summer. In late summer, white flowers form in clusters on the ends of each branch. We've watched this plant in awe for several years and hope you will be equally spellbound.

USDA Hardiness Zone(s): 4-9
Size (HT/W/FL HT): 16″ / 30″ / 22″
Exposure: Full Sun
Bloom Time(s): August, September, October

Common Name	Stonecrop
Family	Crassulaceae
Genus	Sedum
species	telephium
Plant Type	Perennial
Persistence	Deciduous
US Patent #	PP26190
EU Grant #	EU43641 ('Rüsetta')
Hardiness Zone	4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Growth Habit	Clumping
Size (HT/W/FL HT)	16" / 30" / 22"
Finish Time	Medium (6-8 Weeks)
Bloom Time	August, September, October
Growth Rate	Fast
Most Active Growing Season	Spring
Flowering Season	Summer, Fall
Flower Color	White
Leaf Color	Blue, Green
Soil	Very good drainage and mineral soil.
pH	5.8 - 7.2
Exposure	Full Sun
Special Uses	Deep South, Deer Resistant, Low Water Usage
Nutritional Needs	75 - 100 ppm
Dormancy	Winter
Water (Greenhouse)	Dry completely between waterings.
Water (Garden)	Low to moderate needs in the garden. Requires good drainage.
How Different?	Blue-green leaves open like cabbages (or double roses). Compared to 'Hab Grey', more upright, smaller leaves, shorter internodes.
Landscape Value	Edging, mass planting, mixed beds, borders or dry garden.
Finish Time to 4"	8 - 10 weeks
Comments	Very long lived. No disease problems.
Grower Notes	Obligate long day plant. Pinch 1 week after transplant. Grow with 60°-65° F nights, 75°-80° F days. Provide night interruption or day length extension to force flowering under natural short days. Supplemental lighting during cloudy days has proven beneficial for flower production. AVOID CHEMICAL SPRAYS.