- Beautiful yellow-green leaves that immediately stand out in borders and rock gardens.
- Low maintenance and suitable for dry, sunny spots.
- Also known as Vetkruid - hardy perennial for years of pleasure.
- Food source for bees and butterflies during summer bloom.
- Perfect for wall gardens and ground cover thanks to its creeping growth habit.
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Meet Sedum reflexum ‘Angelina’ Angelina Stonecrop, a sunny, fast-spreading succulent with needle-like foliage that glows golden-green. Its compact, clumping habit forms a cheerful groundcover in any scene.
In full sun, the color deepens to bright, warm tones. This hardy, drought-tolerant plant thrives in well-drained soil, creating tight mats that help stabilize slopes and fill gaps.
A robust choice for low beds, alpine zones, and pathways, Angelina Stonecrop adds texture with slender, arching stems and star-like leaves.
Care and Watering
Angelina Sedum thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. Water sparingly, letting the soil dry between drinks; avoid soggy pots and overwatering, which can rot roots. Fertilizer is optional, a light spring feed helps in poor soil.
Maintenance
Low maintenance: trim back leggy browning stems in spring, remove dead growth, and divide every 3–4 years for fresh vigor.
Location
Plant in a sunny rock garden, border, or container with gritty, well-drained mix. It tolerates drought and poor soil, but protect from prolonged frost in cold regions.
Tips
Space 15–20 cm apart; mulch lightly; avoid high humidity to prevent rot; propagate easily from cuttings for quick filling.
Sedum reflexum ‘Angelina’ (Angelina stonecrop) is a striking ground cover with fine, bright yellow-green leaves that provide color all season. The compact, pointed form creates a lively contrast in borders and rock gardens.
In summer this sedum blooms with small yellow flowers that attract butterflies and bees, making it an eye-catcher in rock and wall gardens and in mixes of summer-flowering plants.