Use and Care Manual

Sedum is a perennial with thick, succulent leaves, ﬂeshy

stems, and clusters of ﬂowers. There are many types of

sedums/garden succulents, yet all are easy to care for and

grow in American gardens. Sometimes called ‘fat plants,’

these very popular and trendy favorites have some parts that

are more than normally thickened and ﬂeshy, usually to retain

water in arid climates or soil conditions. Sedums are also

commonly known as Stonecrop. A very dependable choice for

the garden that offers foliage interest early in the season and

a colorful ﬂower display later.

GARDEN SUCCULENT SEDUM BLACK BEAUTY

Van Zyverden’s

Succulents are plants

that store water in their leaves

Multiplies easily

Temperatures effect foliage color,

“blushing” into different colors

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Van Zyverden’s GARDEN SUCCULENT SEDUM BLACK BEAUTY Sedum is a perennial with thick, succulent leaves, fleshy stems, and clusters of flowers. There are many types of sedums/garden succulents, yet all are easy to care for and grow in American gardens. Sometimes called ‘fat plants,’ these very popular and trendy favorites have some parts that are more than normally thickened and fleshy, usually to retain water in arid climates or soil conditions. Sedums are also commonly known as Stonecrop.
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About This Variety: Sedum Black Beauty produces superb, deep purple to blackish foliage, and excellent branching produces full plants, with masses of reddish-pink flower heads in late summer. Heat and drought tolerant, they will grow in nearly any soil. Growing Instructions: Plant in spring in well-drained soil in full sun. Remember to divide your plants in the years to come to control their spread.