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How to germinate
Sedum
seeds
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Hardy
rockery perennial 15-20°C (coccineum 20°C) Do not cover Germination 2-3 weeks |
| Sedum Green Roof Mixture A mixture of Sedum varieties for green roofs, up to 25 tried and tested varieties in the mixture all are excellent for a low maintenance, durable, interesting and colourful green roofs and rockery. The mixture enhances the appearance of green roofs due to its differing leaf forms, colours and extended flowering period. Sowing rate 0.5 to 1g per sq metre. 25-30,000 seeds per gram Prepare a fine weed free seed bed using a soil mix specifically for green roofs. Sow seed evenly over the surface, mixing seed with fine sand will aid even distribution. Gently rake the seed bed so the seed comes into contact with the soil mix and gently water in.
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| Sedum Summer Glory 15cm Sedum spurium - Two-row stonecrop Spreading mat-like foliage for rockery and garden, vigorous spreading foliage for groundcover, evergreen in mild climates. Flowers are an intense dark pink, flowering from July to September. Space plants 25cm apart in full sun.
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| Sedum forsterianum Oracle 10cm Silver green whorls of foliage provide bright yellow flowers in late summer. A chilling period is required for flower initiation. Sow January for spring plants, and June to August to over winter for flowering pots the following year.
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Yellow Stars 15-20cm Sedum Selskianum Upright plants with waxy green leaves covered with small yellow star shaped flowers. Ideal for rock gardens or border edging. Flowers from June to September.
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Voodo 10cm Deep intense red leaf colour contrasts, after a period of cold, with the bright colour of its own flowers. Grown in pots produces a fine round habit, in the border a dense carpet of dark leaves. Use in containers, rockeries and borders. Sow late winter to May
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| Sedum Species Mixed A good mixture of species for the rock garden Sow Late Winter to Summer
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| Sedum Acre
(Yellow stonecrop) Spreading mat-like foliage covered with golden starry blooms.
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| Sedum Coccineum (purple stonecrop)
Bright rose flowers over green to bronze foliage.
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The cultural
information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number
of different sowing techniques for the same seed from different
sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this in mind
you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already
have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule
of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and
fine seed like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.
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