Sedum ternatum (Woodland Stonecrop)

Woodland Stonecrop (Sedum ternatum)

Height, Spread: 0.6 ft, 1 ft

Water/Soil: Very dry-moist, well-drained

Light: Full sun-full shade

Bloom: Spring, small white star-shaped flowers

Native Range: Eastern USA

Qualities: Attractive to pollinators, Deer-resistant

Notes: Herbaceous perennial evergreen succulent commonly found in moist rocky woodlands and cliffs in the wild. Its star-shaped flowers are attractive to pollinators, and it is deer-resistant. With its evergreen leaves, it makes a wonderful ground cover and quickly forms a dense mat where it is planted. Per its name, it grows well on rocks or boulders- a good addition to a rock garden or along shady paths.