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Desert Gold Flamespreads 60cm in a single season, and in warm climates is evergreen, while in cooler ones it turns rich orange for autumn! Just 10-15cm high , desert goldflame is ideal for a variety of settings as a spectacular carpet for the spring bulb garden (bulbs grow THROUGH the sedum carpet), , a cover-up for slopes, walls and other trouble spots in the dry garden, carpeting its path in golden orange red. The evergreen needle-like foliage is very eye-catching. Tiny yellow blooms appear in mid summer. Aerial roots constantly search for a chance to take hold underneath as the plant creeps along - it looks after itself!!! |  Indifferent to heat, cold, and poor soils (even shallow ones!), supremely drought-tolerant once roots establish in the soil.Combines well with a wide range of other sun-lovers. Use it to carpet the ground among your Purple Coneflowers, Gaillardias, and Gauras, as well as to spill over the front of the border where Coreopsis and Shasta Daisies color the garden with their bright blooms! |
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AUTUMN FLOWERING SEDUMS  Dryscapes MAJESTIC A companion for low growing sedums. Succulent green purple +blue shoots in spring, stunning flat-topped flowers in autumn -like caviar to butterflies. Fine in sunny, poor, dry ground with good drainage |
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Uses: This is an excellent plant for rock gardens, at the front of a border, around stepping stones, or as a groundcover. |
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Weed Suppressive Rating: Fair - Good Hardiness: Zone 3 Height x Spread: 8 to 10 in. x indefinite Season of bloom: Mid-summer Flower color: Bright yellow Exposure: Full sun Soil requirements: Well-drained, slightly acidic soil Moisture requirements: Drought tolerant Salt tolerance: Good |
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