About Sedum confusum Hemsl.
Species Identity and Origin
Mexican Stonecrop (Sedum Confusum) is a semi-hardy, branching-stemmed plant from the Sierra Nevada highlands with lustrous, yellow-green leaves.
Growth Habit and Size
It grows as a bushy subshrub up to 5 inches tall and many feet wide in the wild, but it creates a beautiful ground cover or "spiller" from containers in the garden.
Landscaping Suitability
This type cannot be walked on, yet it is ideal for water-wise or fire-resistant landscaping.
Flowering and Foliage Tint
When planted in full sun, they produce open, yellow blooms every year and sometimes have a pink tint at the leaf margins.
