Sedum pulchellum

A charming, low-growing sedum that forms neat mats of succulent foliage topped with airy clusters of delicate star-shaped flowers. The blooms open in soft shades of pink to pale rose, creating a subtle yet attractive display that is particularly effective in rock gardens, gravel beds, and sunny borders.

Plant Details:
• Common name: Widow’s Cross Stonecrop
• Position: Full sun
• Height & spread: Approx. 10–15cm x 20–30cm
• Flowering: May – June
• Soil: Well-drained, sandy or gravelly soil; thrives in poor soils
• Hardiness: Hardy in Ireland with good drainage
• Pollinator friendly: ✔ Yes
• Something to note: A short-lived but freely self-seeding sedum, valued for its delicate flowers and ability to naturalise in dry, sunny locations where many other plants struggle