Tiny Urchin Sedum produces tight mats of tiny, whorled, green leaves that form dense, low growing mounds. Inconspicuous blooms are rarely present. Easy to grow, rabbit resistant, good for cut flowers, drought and heat tolerant and tolerates poor soil if well drained. It is also a host plant for the Phoebus Parnassian butterfly.
Companion Planting: Grasses
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