<i>Hylotelephium spectabile</i> 'Stardust'
<i>Hylotelephium spectabile</i> 'Stardust'
<i>Hylotelephium spectabile</i> 'Stardust'
<i>Hylotelephium spectabile</i> 'Stardust'

Hylotelephium spectabile 'Stardust'

stonecrop ( syn. Sedum )

Succulent, grey-green leaves, topped with large, flat, white flower-heads in summer. This wonderful white-flowered ice plant is a...

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