October Daphne Stonecrop

Few plants pull off a seasonal color show quite like Sedum sieboldii. This graceful, trailing succulent sends out rounded, powdery blue-green leaves, each one edged in soft pink, forming perfect trailing stems that spill effortlessly over rock walls, containers, and garden edges. As summer turns to fall, the foliage deepens into rich shades of pink and red, stealing the spotlight just as the season starts to fade. Then, in late summer to early fall, clusters of rosy-pink flowers burst onto the scene, drawing in bees and butterflies with their nectar-rich blooms. Drought-proof, cold-hardy, and maintenance-free, this sedum is a true work of art that gets better with time.