Sedum rupestre grows to just four to six inches ... This drought-tolerant ground cover prefers full sun and dry, sandy soil. Image credit: YAY Images. Native to Canada and the northern United ...

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You also can cut back your sedum “Autumn Joy” so the new growth is just a few inches high. This will ensure shorter plants with more branching that will not flop to the ground when in flower.

You also can cut back your sedum “Autumn Joy” so the new growth is just a few inches high. This will ensure shorter plants with more branching that will not flop to the ground when in flower.