Sedum nevii ‘Pink Form’

USDA Hardiness Zones: 4–11

Light: Full sun to partial sun

Mature Size: 3" tall | 12" wide

Attracts: Butterflies and pollinators

Bloom Time: Late spring–early summer

Water Needs: Low once established

Soil: Gravelly, sandy, sharply well-drained soils

Growth Habit: Low-growing, spreading evergreen succulent

Flowers: Soft pink blooms rise above compact rosettes in late spring and early summer

Ideal For: Rock gardens, xeriscapes, containers, slopes, groundcover plantings, low-water landscapes

Evergreen: Yes

Why We Love It:
‘Pink Form’ creates a beautiful evergreen carpet of tiny blue-green succulent leaves that often blush rosy pink in cooler weather. Its compact, spreading habit makes it perfect for softening edges between rocks and gravel, while the delicate pink flowers add another layer of seasonal color. Tough, drought tolerant, and easy to grow, it’s an excellent choice for sunny rock gardens where texture and year-round interest matter just as much as bloom.

Additional Info:
Also known as Southern Stonecrop, this hardy sedum prefers gravelly, sharply drained soils and should not remain wet during winter. Excellent for crevice gardens, troughs, containers, and dry landscapes where it will slowly spread into a colorful evergreen groundcover. Deer resistant and highly adaptable to tough growing conditions once established.