Sedum / Stonecrops / Fall Flowers
Sedum (Stonecrops) are an easy perennial to grow!
These thick leaved succulent type plants require little to no maintenance in most areas as they don't require food, a lot of water, and tolerate well drained poor soil.
Easy to propagate. Cut the thick stems and put them directly in soil (watering for a few days) or water propagate for a couple of weeks, then plant.
If you want to separate them, do it in the spring after the last frost. Otherwise, be sure to get them planted at least six weeks before the first frost in winter.
Mine are a pink variety that I'm unsure of name (could be Crystal Pink). They turn a deep magenta color towards the end of blooming. They also come in other colors.
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