Assorted Cold Hardy Sedum

Winter-Resilient Sedum for Landscape and Extreme Cold Climates

This Premium Assorted Cold-Hardy Sedum Mix is specially selected for maximum resilience and landscape performance, with guaranteed hardiness suitable for extremely cold climates. Sourced from our inventory of over 12 superior cold-hardy varieties, this assortment is ideal for wholesale buyers focused on perennial programs, rock gardens, green roofs, and nationwide sales where winter tolerance is critical.

Key Features for Retail and Landscape

• Extreme Cold Tolerance: The definitive feature of this mix; these varieties are engineered for survival, maintaining their integrity even in severe winter conditions.
• Perennial Performance: Ideal for permanent landscape installations, providing reliable groundcover and seasonal color changes that return year after year.
• High-Volume Value: Offered at an exceptional wholesale price point of $.75 per plant, making this an economical choice for large-scale landscaping and green roof projects.

Wholesale Specifications and Culture

Availability and Container

• Container Size: 72 Cell Tray (6 varieties x 12 plants each). Balanced for consistent coverage in mass planting and retail flats.
• Diversity Assurance: Subsequent trays ordered will feature different varieties from our cold-hardy inventory, ensuring maximum variety for your customers.
• Optional Merchandising: General Succulent Care Tags ($.07/ea) and Item-Specific Variety Tags ($.10/ea) are available to support retail sales.

Cultural Needs

Exposure

Thrives in Full Sun to Partial Shade. Sunlight is a key driver for foliage color, with many varieties exhibiting deep reds, purples, or vibrant yellows under direct sun.

Watering Needs

Extremely drought-tolerant once established. These sedums require very little supplemental water, thriving in well-drained soil with an “almost dry” culture.

Cold Hardiness (Grow Zone)

Suitable for year-round outdoor growth in USDA Hardiness Zones 3 and up, making them essential for northern markets.

Overwintering

These varieties are true perennials that go dormant or persist through the snow, requiring no special indoor care in cold climates.