Not coming up to expectation
Did not come up to its promises; plant did not grow to proper size
Bill
Dunstable
This perennial dies back to below ground level each year in autumn, then fresh new growth appears again in spring.
Did not come up to its promises; plant did not grow to proper size
Bill
Dunstable
0.0
sundew
Hello there Yes Sedum Blue Pearl ('Sunsparkler') will die back in the autumn. Hope this helps.
Susie Q
Hello, It looks as though the Sedum has been planted next to a Sempervivum of some sort - please click on the following link to take you to the ones we sell. http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/sempervivum-collection/classid.2000021304/
helen
As the days shorten, the autumn sun sinks a little lower every day and begins to backlight the borders, picking up detail and silhouette. There’s plenty to enjoy,- seed heads, in autumnal shades of brown and silver take centre stage, often lasting until m
Read full article
Some plants have intricate seed heads which provide a profile and refuge to insects in a winter garden, and seed heads can be beguiling. However care must be taken not to allow seed heads that deliver hundreds of seed a free reign.
Read full article
When choosing plants for your garden you want some ‘core plants’, ones that will that offer weeks of flower, not just a few fleeting days. These stalwarts help balance out those ephemeral poppies, the plants with the tissue-paper petals that drop within a
Read full article