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succulent carpet bedding Flaming Carpet™ Catawba Sedum

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succulent carpet bedding Flaming Carpet™ Catawba SedumA Living Quilt Of Color From Three Vibrant Sedums Step aside, bland groundcovers, because the Flaming Carpet Catawba Sedum Trio (Sedum 'Angelina', Sedum reflexum 'Blue Spruce', Sedum spurium 'Voodoo') rolls out a bold, evergreen tapestry that Ma Nature herself would applaud. This trio bundles three colorful, low growing perennial succulents in one ready to plant container, each flaunting its own foliage shade, summer bloom color, and year round

A Living Quilt Of Color From Three Vibrant Sedums

Step aside, bland groundcovers, because the Flaming Carpet™ Catawba Sedum Trio (Sedum 'Angelina', Sedum reflexum 'Blue Spruce', Sedum spurium 'Voodoo') rolls out a bold, evergreen tapestry that Ma Nature herself would applaud. This trio bundles three colorful, low-growing perennial succulents in one ready-to-plant container, each flaunting its own foliage shade, summer bloom color, and year-round texture. These Stonecrops deliver yellow, pink, and burgundy tones, starry summer flowers, and fragrance-free beauty that humming pollinators adore.

The Flaming Carpet™ Sedum brings together three complementary varieties for a ready-made, color-rich groundcover. Each of the three Sedums adds its own flair. Angelina glows with bright golden needles and sunny blooms. Blue Spruce Sedum cools things down with frosty blue-green foliage topped in warm yellow flowers. Voodoo Sedum turns up the drama with deep burgundy leaves and rich pink blooms that look good enough to cast a spell. Together, this trio forms a 6-inch-tall, fast-spreading, evergreen quilt that stays gorgeous through the seasons. For extra guidance on choosing the best Sedums for your space, explore how to pick the right Sedum for your garden.

Native Stonecrops have long thrived on dry, rocky slopes across Europe and North America, earning a reputation for toughness in the Crassulaceae family. These three hardy cousins share the same low-maintenance, drought-tolerant genes gardeners love, making this Sedum trio as practical as it is picture-perfect. They're truly Sedums that stand by your side, just like the tips in Sedum: your yard's greatest companion.

Key Features

  • Trio of evergreen Sedums: Angelina, Blue Spruce, and Voodoo
  • Colorful foliage palette: gold, blue-green, and burgundy
  • Summer blooms: yellow flowers on Angelina and Blue Spruce, deep pink on Voodoo
  • Low-growing perennial groundcover that spreads quickly
  • Drought-tolerant, heat-tolerant, and low-maintenance
  • Deer- and rabbit-resistant
  • Great for mass plantings, slopes, rock gardens, and containers

Landscaping Uses

This Sedum trio creates a dense, vibrant living carpet perfect for tight spaces, hot spots, and decorative planters. Its compact size and evergreen appeal make it a go-to for modern, water-wise landscapes. The three-in-one planting makes designing with coordinated color incredibly easy.

  • Rock gardens and alpine plantings
  • Xeriscapes and dry slopes
  • Groundcover between stepping stones
  • Mixed containers and trough gardens
  • Sunny edging along perennial borders
  • Green roofs and eco-friendly plantings

Care & Maintenance

Hardy in USDA zones 3 to 8, this Sedum trio is an herbaceous perennial that can remain evergreen in mild climates. Each variety thrives in dry, sunny conditions and poor soils, proving once again that Sedums are tough as nails in the landscape. Because this is a coordinated trio, all three Sedums share the same easy-care nature.

  • Planting Time: Best planted in spring or fall
  • Sun Requirements: Full sun for best color and bloom performance
  • Soil Requirements: Needs well-drained soil; thrives in sandy, gravelly, or rocky sites; does not tolerate wet soil
  • Moisture Needs: Low once established. Use the Finger Test to monitor moisture. New plants need steady water through the first year
  • Mulch: Apply a 3 to 4 inch layer of Arborist mulch to conserve moisture
  • Fertilization Needs: Light feeder; a touch of compost in spring is plenty
  • Pruning Info: Shear lightly in spring to refresh the mat; you may mow over spent blooms or deadhead for tidiness
  • Division Info: Divide every 3 to 4 years to rejuvenate and expand your Sedum quilt
  • Special Perks: Deer- and rabbit-resistant, tough in urban sites, drought- and heat-tolerant, pollinator friendly
  • Important: Don't forget to order Nature Hills Root Booster for lifelong mycorrhizal support.

A Carpet Trio That Turns Color Into Magic

The Flaming Carpet™ Sedum Catawba Trio brings three powerhouse groundcovers together into one seamless work of living art. From season-long foliage color to bright summer flowers and near-zero maintenance, this coordinated trio makes every sunny spot shine.

Order your Flaming Carpet™ Sedum Trio today and start weaving living color into your garden from NatureHills.com!

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