Sedum Seduction Pink Live Plant - Sun Loving Hardy Perennial Succulent with Vivid Pink Flowers, Fast Draining Drought Tolerant Architectural Garden Border Plant for Bees & Wildlife (9cm Pot, 20-30cm)

• Sedum Seduction Pink is a robust, upright perennial succulent that stores water in its thick, fleshy leaves. It erupts into massive, flat-topped clusters of vivid pink flowers in late summer and early autumn.
• This rugged survivor actively requires absolute full sun to keep its heavy stems strong and upright. It is perfect for hot, dry garden borders or fully exposed patio containers where more delicate plants would bake.
• It demands sharp, fast-draining, lean soil and actively despises rich, waterlogged potting compost. It is highly drought-tolerant, so keep the watering can away unless you are experiencing a prolonged, severe dry spell.
• Forming a dense, clumping mound, it saves its main structural and floral performance for the very end of the season. If grown in too much shade or overly wet soil, the heavy stems will weaken and flop outward from the centre.
• Leave the dried flower heads standing straight through winter rather than cutting them back in autumn. This provides beautiful architectural frost interest and naturally protects the crown of the plant from freezing rain.

Sedum 'Seduction Pink' is a highly robust, sun-worshipping perennial succulent that provides spectacular late-season structural architecture to your borders and pots. Forming a dense, upright clump of thick, fleshy, water-storing leaves, it saves its main performance for late summer and early autumn when it erupts into massive, flat-topped clusters of vivid pink, star-shaped flowers. It is an absolute powerhouse for late-season pollinators, drawing in hordes of butterflies and bees at a critical time when most other garden bedding is beginning to fade and die back. This rugged survivor actively requires absolute full sun and thrives on complete neglect, making it perfect for hot, dry garden borders or exposed patio containers. It demands sharp, fast-draining soil because planting it in rich, waterlogged compost will cause the heavy, water-filled stems to rot and flop open from the centre. It is highly drought-tolerant once established, so keep the watering can away unless you are in a prolonged drought, and simply leave the dried flower heads standing straight through winter to provide beautiful architectural interest and natural frost protection for the crown. Please Note: When purchasing plants, please consider that each live item is unique and may therefore differ from the images shown, which are for illustration purposes only. The plant will be supplied in a growers pot. Depending on season, some plants may be pruned back to encourage growth and deciduous plants may arrive without leaves.