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Sedum kamtschaticum var ellacombeanum
Pachy Sedum
Plant Type: Groundcover
FULL sun to MORNING sun/AFTERNOON shade
Fleshy green leaves covered with mounds of lemon yellow flowers June through September. A great ground cover for dry slopes and banks. Foliage turns varying shades of red in autumn. Extremely drought tolerant. Referred to as "Pachy Sedum" since its leaves resemble the foliage of Pachysandra.
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Growth HabitSPILLER (low/trailing) |
Landscape Application:
Group or mass for edging or groundcover in beds, borders, walls, rock gardens and slopes.
Sedum kamtschaticum var ellacombeanum Plant Care:
Prefers dry to moist, well drained soils.
USDA Hardiness Zone: Zone 3 (-40/-30F)
Pachy Sedum Characteristics & Attributes
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Season of Interest
MIDSEASON (May-June), LATE (July-frost) 
Mid Season (May - June)
Late Season (July - frost)
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Soil Moisture Needs
Low soil moisture. Sensitive to over watering. 
Average
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Special Benefits
Ground Cover
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Nature Attraction
Butterflies
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Critter Resistance
Deer Resistant
Rabbit Resistant
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Pachy Sedum Additional Information
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