Botanical Name: Sedum telephium
Description: Bold color for fall! Sedum is a late-bloomer. Dense pink flowers first appear in late summer on arching stems, then last into the fall, deepening to a dusty pink until they dry on the stem. The foliage is of equal visual importance, a colorful deep mahogany red. Dried flowers can be cut for winter bouquets. Plant en masse or combine with asters, artimesias, and coneflowers for a magnificent autumn display. Prefers full sun.