Atlantis sedum forms a low, spreading groundcover with small serrated dark-green leaves edged in wide creamy-yellow. Under cold fall temperatures the margins blush pink. Small yellow flowers gather in clusters in mid-summer.
Grown in poor, dry soil in full sun, it spreads along the ground and suits groups, rock gardens, stepping-stone gaps, ledges, walls, borders, green roofs, and containers with succulents. Drought- and heat-tolerant once established.
Features
Spreads indefinitely along the ground
Pink-blush margins in cold fall weather
Suited to rock gardens and green roofs
Soil: Poor, dry soil
Light: Full sun
Foliage: Dark-green with creamy-yellow margins, serrated
