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Sedum - Star Dust

Butterflies Zoom in on White Sedum


Sedum Star Dust, Sedum 'Star Dust', is a pale pink budded succulent sedum which produces large, flat, white flower-heads in late summer.


The  large clear-white flower heads later develop a tinge of pink and persist until frost.


The sturdy thick grey green foliage matures to 24" tall with an equal spread.


Star Dust is a valuable late source of nectar for butterflies and bees too.


This sedum looks great planted in bold drifts towards the front of a sunny, well-drained border.


Seed heads also add some winter interest.


Choose an area where the plant will receive sun to partial shade. After the first killing frost, the stems should be cut back to an inch or two above soil line.


*Pink Buds Produce White Flower Heads


* 2' High Sturdy Grey Green Foliage


*Attracts Butterflies


 

Plant Facts

Family Sedum 'Star Dust'
Foliage Grey Green
Mature Height 18-24 inches
Mature Spread 18-24 inches
Soil Widely Adaptable
Zones 3-9
Moisture Average
Mature Form Clumping
Growth Rate Moderate
Sun Exposure Sun to Part Shade
Flower Color White to Light Pink
Bloom Period Summer

Quick Overview

Sedum Star Dust, Sedum 'Star Dust', is a pale pink budded succulent sedum with grey-green leaves, topped with large, flat, white flower-heads in late summer. Star Dust begins to produce green broccoli-like buds in mid-summer, which gradually open into large clear-white flower heads, later developing a tinge of pink. Star Dust is a valuable late source of nectar for butterflies and bees too. This sedum looks great planted in bold drifts towards the front of a sunny, well-drained border. Seed heads also add some winter interest. It is best to apply a thin layer of compost each spring, followed by a 2-inch layer of mulch to keep soil moist and control weeds. Star Dust needs extra watering during the summer if rainfall is less than 1 inch per week. Choose an area where the plant will receive sun to partial shade. After the first killing frost, the stems should be cut back to an inch or two above soil line.
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