Succulent Plant Identification | Succulent Sphere | Containers for Succulents
Sedum spurium ‘Fuldaglut’ otherwise known as ‘Fireglow’ is another dark red creeping form of two row stonecrop.

The butterflies and bees sure enjoyed this one, among others that bloomed at the same time, or soon after. I definitely recommend this one for the butterfly garden.
Height: 10cm or 4"
Spread: low growing creeping to around 60cm, or 2'
USDA Zone 3
CFIA Zone 2A
Very hardy and drought resistant, it’s almost indistinguishable from ‘Dragon’s Blood’, and in fact, some sources list them as the same plant. I’m not sure that they are the same, as at certain times of the year they seem to be either more green or more red.
Best used in rockeries and containers in combination with other varieties and species of Sedum, although is also recommended for use on green roofs and Sedum tapestry beds.
Whether you're seeking the odd and unusual, or something reliable and classic, this list will give you some great choices; click on the plant:

One of the very best of all xeric plants to use in your xeriscaping is Sedum - with over 40 different species and varieties from tiny and special types for hypertufa pinch pots, to some of the boldest and hardiest Sedum for Borders, there's ample choice...
Sedum for Borders
Sedum for Containers
Sedum for Green Roofs
Want to print this list of Sedum without pictures? See the Sedum List Text Only.
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