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Sedum SunSparkler 'Dazzleberry' Stonecrop

Giant 6- to 8-inch flowerheads top the smoky-blue foliage of this ground cover sedum for nearly 2 months in late summer and fall. One of the remarkable SunSparkler series of drought-resistant, quick-spreading, ultra-colorful sedum cultivars, Sedum SunSparkler 'Dazzleberry' keeps the hot, sunny garden colorful and interesting from spring until frost…

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Giant 6- to 8-inch flowerheads top the smoky-blue foliage of this ground cover sedum for nearly 2 months in late summer and fall. One of the remarkable SunSparkler series of drought-resistant, quick-spreading, ultra-colorful sedum cultivars, Sedum SunSparkler 'Dazzleberry' keeps the hot, sunny garden colorful and interesting from spring until frost.Sedum SunSparkler 'Dazzleberry' also known as stonecrop is just 8 inches high, but quickly spreads about 18 inches wide. The foliage is an unusual shade of blue, very eye-catching even from a distance, with smoky-charcoal overtones. Sedum SunSparkler 'Dazzleberry' keeps these colors right through the summer heat and humidity. In late summer, raspberry-red flowerheads top the leaves, remaining for 7 or more weeks. You'll have trouble deciding which you prefer: the colorful foliage or the colorful flowers. Luckily, both are vibrant and pretty for a long, long time.Butterflies adore the flowers but deer avoid nibbling the leaves, which makes Sedum SunSparkler 'Dazzleberry' all the more valuable for open garden spaces. Like all the SunSparklers, 'Dazzleberry' stands up to cold as well as heat, and once established it doesn't mind poor soil fertility and long periods of drought. It's ideal for containers that don't get watered as often as you'd like, and there's no better solution for hard-to-plant banks, slopes, and dusty garden spots receiving full sunshine. Given good drainage and some pampering the first season to get established, there's no stopping Sedum SunSparkler 'Dazzleberry'.

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Description

Giant 6- to 8-inch flowerheads top the smoky-blue foliage of this ground cover sedum for nearly 2 months in late summer and fall. One of the remarkable SunSparkler series of drought-resistant, quick-spreading, ultra-colorful sedum cultivars, Sedum SunSparkler 'Dazzleberry' keeps the hot, sunny garden colorful and interesting from spring until frost.Sedum SunSparkler 'Dazzleberry' also known as stonecrop is just 8 inches high, but quickly spreads about 18 inches wide. The foliage is an unusual shade of blue, very eye-catching even from a distance, with smoky-charcoal overtones. Sedum SunSparkler 'Dazzleberry' keeps these colors right through the summer heat and humidity. In late summer, raspberry-red flowerheads top the leaves, remaining for 7 or more weeks. You'll have trouble deciding which you prefer: the colorful foliage or the colorful flowers. Luckily, both are vibrant and pretty for a long, long time.Butterflies adore the flowers but deer avoid nibbling the leaves, which makes Sedum SunSparkler 'Dazzleberry' all the more valuable for open garden spaces. Like all the SunSparklers, 'Dazzleberry' stands up to cold as well as heat, and once established it doesn't mind poor soil fertility and long periods of drought. It's ideal for containers that don't get watered as often as you'd like, and there's no better solution for hard-to-plant banks, slopes, and dusty garden spots receiving full sunshine. Given good drainage and some pampering the first season to get established, there's no stopping Sedum SunSparkler 'Dazzleberry'.

Specifications

Brand	Sedum
Model	Sunsparkler 'Dazzleberry'
Type	Stonecrop