Sedum is a great ground cover to include in your garden if you live in a dry, sunny area. Here are some other plants and flowers that you can grow alongside it.

Groundcovers are your secret weapon for filling in garden gaps, keeping weeds in check, and adding a splash of ...

* Where to use: Like most asters, ‘Grape Crush’ is a sun-lover that does best in damp, well-drained soil, although it’s a ...

Sedum ground cover plants are sure to be a hit with low-maintenance gardeners ... The blooms are held on deep purple stems and will give way to small red fruits later in the year. Orange stonecrop ...

WE’VE GOT SEDUM, THE CONEFLOWER THAT YOU ARE REMEMBERING. GORGEOUS. THE ASTERS, THE BEAUTIFUL PURPLE ASTERS. THEY WILL COME BACK YEAR AFTER YEAR SO IT’S A GREAT TIME TO GET THEM IN THE GROUND ...

A hardy perennial, the Autumn Joy variety of sedum is ... as a border or ground cover. Though mostly valued for its low-growing, matlike foliage, it sends up spikes of purple flowers in spring.

Assets: A broadly oval tree with reddish-purple new foliage that changes to lustrous ... groundcover because it grows quickly and effectively covers an area in a short amount of time. Mow to the ...

Color: Their beautiful rosettes range from gray-green (Blue Elf) to yellow (Suzie Q), pink (Sedum minor), and purple (Dragon’s Blood ... You can choose unique shapes and colors as ground covers for ...

Flowering: Yes; pink, red, purple, or white flowers that bloom in the fall ... Grow lily of the valley as a ground cover alongside hosta (or in place of) to protect the latter from becoming a snack.