Sedum takasiemense Atlantis® (`Nonsitnal’) PP27,454

Blooming Time

July
August

Exposure

True
Full Sun
True
Light Shade

This variegated Sedum was discovered at Hortech as a sport of Sedum takesimense `Gold Carpet’ and features leaves that are green centered and uniformly trimmed in creamy white to yellow, providing visual contrast seldom seen in the world of sedums. Its growth is not aggressive, making it best suited as a small scale groundcover or accent for brightening up any sunny spot and particularly good along walkways and in containers where its unique features can be viewed up close.

Details

Hardiness Zone:

5

Blossom Color:

Yellow to Chartreuse

Growth Habit:

Clump Forming

Max Height:

6"

Texture:

Medium Texture

Recommended Spacing:

8" to 10"

We sell this plant in these containers:

3¼ Pot 18 Pack
3¼ Pot 18 Pack

Special Characteristics

True
Seasonal Effect
True
Moderate Area
True
Drought Tolerant
True
Butterflies
True
Bees
True
Small Area
True
Deer Resistant
True
Sandy Soil Tolerant
True
Hortech Original
True
Award Winning

Features

discovered at Hortech as a sport of Sedum takesimense 'Gold Carpet' and features leaves that are green centered and uniformly trimmed in creamy white to yellow, providing visual contrast seldom seen in the world of sedums.

Landscape Value

a small scale groundcover or accent for brightening up any sunny spot and particularly good along walkways and in containers where its unique features can be viewed up close.

Care

Watering:

Atlantis® Sedum is very drought tolerant and typically only needs watering during the hottest days of summer.

Fertilizing:

Atlantis® Sedum needs little fertilizer, but benefits from a single springtime or fall topdressing (about 1 inch deep) of organic compost or well rotted leaves. Alternatively, a springtime application of a slow release fertilizer with a 3-1-2 ratio (such as a 15-5-10) can be applied at a rate of about 10 pounds per 1000 square feet.

Pruning:

Atlantis® Sedum should be enjoyed all winter long, then, during early April before it begins to grow again, it should be pruned or mowed back to ground level.

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