Prima Angelina Sedum

Prima Angelina Sedum brings vivid golden color to the front of sunny beds and container combinations. Its short, needle-like succulent leaves form a low, spreading carpet. Tuck it into a gravel garden or let it soften a pot edge where the bright foliage can stand out.

Plant details

• Botanical name: Sedum rupestre 'Prima Angelina'
• Light: Full sun
• USDA zones: 4-9
• Mature height: 3-6 inches
• Mature width: Initially about 6-8 inches; spreads with time, space about 12-14 inches apart
• Foliage: Golden needle-like succulent leaves; winter color and persistence vary
• Flowers or ornamental feature: Bright golden foliage
• Bloom or interest season: Grown primarily for foliage
• Water needs: Low; allow soil to dry between waterings and provide excellent drainage.
• Growth habit: Low, spreading groundcover
• Landscape uses: Rock gardens, edging, container combinations, small groundcover patches
• Also known as: Prima Angelina stonecrop, golden creeping sedum

South Carolina garden note: Heat tolerance makes it useful in Zone 8b, but avoid wet winter sites. Containers need drainage holes and should not stand in water.

Available for local pickup at Towns Edge Nursery in Hopkins, South Carolina. We do not ship plants.