Lemon Ball Sedum
Overview: A sedum grown for its bright chartreuse-yellow, ball-like foliage clusters.
Mature size: Approximately 3–6 in. tall, spreading 1–2 ft. wide.
Sun exposure: Full sun to light shade
Flowering season: Summer, with star-shaped flower clusters on some types
Hardiness: USDA Zones 3–9, depending on species
Water needs: Low; very drought-tolerant once established, dislikes wet, poorly drained soil
Special features: Low-growing, mat-forming succulent groundcover; easy to propagate from stem or leaf cuttings; excellent for rock gardens, green roofs, and dry, sunny slopes; essentially pest- and disease-free
Wildlife value: Bees and butterflies
Botanical name: Sedum rupestre 'Lemon Ball'
Category: Ground Cover