Sedum spurium 'Setz0001' SPOT ON™ DEEP ROSE Caucasian stonecrop
size/type
low or groundcovering,low or groundcovering
usual height
0,1-0,1m
usual width
0,3-0,4m
leaves
evergreen broadleaf
colour of leaves
flowers
showy
colour of flowers
blooming time
July-August
location
full sun
soil type
neutral to alkaline
soil moisture requirements
dry and sharply drained (xeriscape)
USDA zone (lowest)
4 (down to -34°C)
winter protection
for zone 5+6
for zone 7
categorized
Ground covering stonecrops are alpine perennials which are available in so many species and varieties that anyone can find his favourite. They are cultivated for their spreading, low habit, and offer a wide range of leaf shapes and colours, as well as attractive flowers. Many of them are evergreen, others are deciduous. Caucasian stonecrop is native to most parts of Europe and West Asia (Iran, Armenia, Turkey). Spot On™ series was developed for Syngenta Flowers by Dutch breeder Henricus Godefridus Wilhelmus Stemkens and offers dense and compact plants with attractive flowering.
Description of the plant:
SPOT ON™ DEEP ROSE is a Caucasian stonecrop with deep rose to rich purple pink, star-shaped flowers from July until August. They are a magnet for bees that feast on them. Evergreen leaves are small, narrowly obovate, dark green and flushed maroon on flowering stems, otherwise almost rounded and green. It forms compact, densely branched mounds, and looks great among rocks, or surrounded by white or light grey gravel in an alpine border. It is suitable for troughs and other outdoor pots. It does not require any maintenance, just remove dry stems in early spring remove dry stems (if any), and you can lightly trim the plant (if needed). Patent No. PP30701 was granted in 2019.Sedum is an easy to grow, clump-forming perennial. It can take almost any soil but thrives in well-drained, slightly alkaline, sandy loam in full sun or part shade. When established it survives temporary flooding as well as drought. However, when planting make sure the soil does not manifest either extreme. Fully hardy to min. -34°C (USDA zone 4).
Last update 24-07-2021
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