Sedum spurium 'John Creech' Size:1 gal size

Sedum spurium 'John Creech' Size:1 gal sizeCommonly known as Caucasian stonecrop, this plant is a low growing, sprawling, mat forming sedum that is grown as a groundcover. Native to the Caucusus, it is an evergreen plant that typically only gets to be 2" tall but spreads to 18 24 inches. Used in rock gardens or trough gardens, it is dense enough to choke out weeds while being quite ornamental. Pink flowers appear above the foliage in fall. John Creech, former director of the U. S. National

Although quite tender due to its native home of South Africa

Outstanding purple flowers make you smile in April when this evergreen azaleas begins to bloom

Grows 12 inches tall and 18 inches wide in 10 years

One of the most used evergreen azaleas for screens or hedges

Quite showy

the leaves will darken to a rich burgundy color

The flowers are displayed in full ball trusses of 25 flowers

This is a very useful groundcover and worth a place in your landscape

Deer tolerant

Discovered at Kew gardens in England in the 1940's

This is one of those color combinations that everyone loves

tall by 10-12 ft