Woodland Stonecrop, Wild Stonecrop

Woodland Stonecrop, Wild Stonecrop Sedum ternatum Part sun to light shade, medium moisture level, tolerant of a range of soils, neutral to slightly alkaline pH.  3-6 inches height, blooms late spring into summer, white flowers, spreads by self-sowing and by creeping stems which root at the nodes. Germination Code:  ?   Very tiny seed, best propagated by division or cuttings. Native Region:  Middle and East Tennessee Attractive woodland wild flower for the shade garden.  Easy to grow and drought-tolerant.  Best in rock gardens or use as a groundcover.  Once established, it needs little or no maintenance.   Attracts butterflies. flower;sun/shade;medium;clay flower;sun/shade;medium;loam flower;sun/shade;medium;sand flower;shade;medium;clay flower;shade;medium;loam flower;shade;medium;sand

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