So, plant sedum in the spring after there is no longer a chance of frost. Can potted sedums survive winter? Potted sedums can survive winter, but their root systems need extra protection against ...

Unlike many other low-growing sedum plants, it retains its green color throughout winter, instead of fading to bronze, making it the perfect ground cover for year-round color in your garden.

The brown seed heads of perennial sedum provide contrast against winter snow. Imagine sitting at a window and viewing the quiet peace of a garden landscape that’s intriguing, even in February.

Fall-blooming varieties should be pruned in late winter/early spring ... What about some of the other types of sedum or other ...