Sedum Rupestre Lemon Ball

The Lemon Ball shines in the garden with its neon yellow foliage. This bright yellow green succulent attracts butterflies in summer with the tiny star shaped yellow clustered flowers. A ground cover hugging sedum, the Lemon Ball brightens up areas like rock gardens, containers, lawn edgings, and ground cover for full sun spaces. 

Plant this creeping ground cover sedum in full sun where there is well draining to dry soil. Mostly ground hugging but can reach up to 8 inches high and spreads approximately 16 to 24 inches wide. Easy to grow perennial plant. Drought tolerant once established. Will grow in part sun, but will be less aggressive. 

Light: Lemon ball sedum prefers full sun and will thrive with several hours of sunlight a day.It can survive in part sun (roughly four to six hours per day), but it will not get thick and robust without lots of sun.

Watering: Overwatering is one of the main problems the sedum stonecrop can experience. It’s best to allow the soil to dry out between watering. Do not want to water these plants every single day. Sedums are drought-tolerant, thriving in warm temperatures without water for days at a time.Sedum lemon ball also requires little in the way of fertilizer. One application of granular plant fertilizer once a year is enough in most cases. If you use dry fertilizer, water it into the soil for the stonecrop to absorb it.