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Sedum Munstead Dark Red
Sedum Munstead Dark Redwill bring fabulous colour to a mixed border or cottage garden in late summer. It produces neat clumps and long-lasting vivid flowers.
A great plant for suppressing weeds and growing between gaps in pavements. Sedums are highly attractive to butterflies and insects. They make an excellent cut flower and are often used in fresh floral arrangements.
A trouble free easy gardening plant!
Details Sedum Munstead Dark Red
- Covers bare spots quickly
- Large Flowers
- Slowly Spreading
- Attracts Butterflies
- Blooms: August - October
- Leaf colour: Grey
- Flower colour: red
- Full grown: 1 Year
- Full grown height: 40 - 60 cm
- Full grown width: 25 - 50 cm
- Plant location: sunny
- Plant depth: 10 cm
- Plant spacing: 35 cm
How to take care of Sedum Munstead Dark Red
Due to the height of Sedum Munstead Dark Red they’re suitable for the back of borders. Sedum Munstead Dark Red are easy to grow plants with no special requirements. Plant Sedum Munstead Dark Red in a well-drained soil in a sunny location, space them according to the instruction on the bag because they can become invasive.
Stake the plants if planted in a windy location. Sedum Munstead Dark Red may suffer from mildew or root rot if soil is not well-drained. Water frequently after planting! Once the Sedum Munstead Dark Red become established, they’re drought resistant and rather tough plants.
Apply fertilizer in early summer. Cut Sedum Munstead Dark Red down to ground level in autumn. Sedum Munstead Dark Red has a relatively short life, but may be prolonged by dividing the plant every other year in autumn or spring, and replant immediately.
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