pinewood perennial gardens

A garden staple. 2-3" long, fleshy leaves line the 12-24" tall stems. Bright-pink flowers open in early fall turning to deep bronze-red. Z 3-8.

Mats of evergreen, blue-green, needle-like foliage with clusters of yellow flowers atop upright stems in July. 8-12" ht. Z 3.

A shorter cultivar with gray-green foliage that forms a densely mounded, upright clump. Develops large magenta-pink to rose flowers from late summer into fall. 18" ht. Z 3-9.

Low cushions of purple-edged, blue-gray foliage densely covered with deep-pink flowers during late summer. 4-6" ht. Z 5-8.

Mat forming sedum with burgundy-red foliage all summer. Clusters of vibrant pink flowers appear in late summer. 6" ht by 18" w. Z 4-9.

Scalloped, deep-green leaves become covered with yellow-gold flowers followed by red seed pods during summer. 6-9" ht. Z 3-8.

Pale-green leaves with broad, white band along margin. Orange-yellow flowers appear in summer. Not as vigorous as the species and remains more compact. 6-9" ht. Z 3-8.

Mat forming sedum with apple-green leaves edged in cherry-red. Clusters of soft pink flowers appear during mid- to late summer. 4-6" ht by 18" width. Z 4-9.

Prized for its incredibly dark green, glossy foliage, compact size, and tidiness in the landscape. From early to midsummer, tiny clusters of yellow flowers cover plant. This perennial is tough and drought tolerant once established. Requires little maintenance. 6" h x 18" w. Z 3-9.

Vigorous, mat-forming plant with golden-yellow, fleshy, needle-shaped foliage. Yellow flowers are not very noticeable against the yellow foliage. 3-6" ht. Z 5-8.