A Compact Star with Graphic Foliage

The Sedum Rock 'N Round® 'Popstar' is a succulent perennial plant that combines structure, color, and ease of care. With its compact and rounded habit, its dense and thick bluish foliage, and its soft pink umbelliferous flowers, it stands out as a sure value in modern gardens, dry borders, or summer pots.

This variety is part of the Rock 'N Round® series, known for its neat shape, its good habit, and its prolonged appeal throughout the season, from spring until autumn. An excellent choice for gardeners looking for a hardy, decorative, and melliferous plant.

Key Features:

• Type: Succulent perennial

• Botanical Name: Sedum (or Hylotelephium) Rock 'N Round® 'Popstar'

• Common Name: Stonecrop

• Flowering: August to September

• Flowers: Pale pink to deep pink, small, in large umbels

• Foliage: Bluish-green with silvery reflections, fleshy and decorative

• Height: 20 to 30 cm

• Width: 30 to 40 cm

• Habit: Compact, rounded, well-branched

Growing Conditions:

• Exposure: Full sun (essential for good color)

• Soil: Light, well-drained, poor to moderately fertile

• Hardiness: Excellent (down to -25°C)

• Resistance: Very good drought and disease tolerance

Maintenance:

• Very easy plant, ideal for beginner gardeners

• Moderate watering only during prolonged dry spells

• Remove spent inflorescences for a neat appearance

• Divide every 3-4 years to rejuvenate clumps

Recommended Uses:

• Borders, dry beds, rock gardens, or slopes

• Container or planter growing

• Perfect for gravel gardens, green roofs, contemporary gardens

• Attracts pollinating insects (bees, butterflies)

• Beautiful when combined with grasses, echinaceas, salvias, lavenders…

In Summary

The Sedum Rock 'N Round® 'Popstar' is a graphic, floriferous, and hardy plant, perfect for structuring your full-sun plantings. Compact and easy to grow, it captivates with both its decorative foliage and its abundant flowering, while requiring very little maintenance. An essential for dry, modern, or natural gardens.