Sedum 'After Dark' Native but has begun to make

but has begun to make a comeback to the concerted efforts of gardeners like you to plant host plants in their backyard garden beds

This cultivar will grow in almost any soil conditions

The show doesn't stop after the blooms fade

Photo Credit - Courtesy of Proven Winners

Sedum 'After Dark' Native but has begun to makeA more compact mounding dark sedum that makes a bold statement in the garden. Greenish purple leaves shoot up from the soil in early spring and transition into vase like stands of darkness. Starting in the summer, black buds open into mauve flowers emerge creating cloudbursts of color held aloft above the darker plant. This depth of color is not something that is easily or often found in the garden and used in the right setting it will create a