Sedum tetractinum Little China Tony's Favorites The first plants in cultivation

The first plants in cultivation trace back to Ernest Wilson's collections in Sichuan

This is truly a dazzling sight in flower and a superb deer-resistant groundcover in foliage

In late spring the giant

which is still far hardier than typical Agave americana

Sedum tetractinum Little China Tony's Favorites The first plants in cultivationSedum 'Little China' is a miniature form of one of our favorite sedums, Sedum tetractinum. This cute evergreen gem comes from Paul Little of Little Hill Nursery in Memphis. In good soil, a 4" pot will form a ground hugging 3" tall x 2' wide patch in one year. The medium green leaves of Sedum 'Little China' are only . 5" wide 1 3 smaller than typical coral reef sedum. The medium green, rubbery textured, paddle shaped foliage takes on a lovely burgundy