Sedum ground cover

Low-growing sedums, also known as stonecrops, can be used as groundcover. Because they are succulents that need little water, stonecrop groundcovers can grow in poor, dry soils and rock gardens.

These hardy outdoor plants won't just boost your home's curb appeal, but they'll survive every condition, even a dry, sandy, or shady yard.

Read our complete guide to Stonecrop Sedums for everything you will ever need to know! Tips for planting & caring for these cold-hardy succulents

Have you been searching for a ground cover plant to fill your lawn in and choke out weeds that is also low maintenance?

My favorite Sedum Autumn Joy is almost all weather tolerant. Click through NOW to learn more about Sedums and if they would be a great fit for your garden...

Sedum (or stonecrop) thrives in sunny, dry areas much better than other pants. Here are a few varieties to consider.

Browse this list of the most interesting ground cover plants for pavers, stepping stones, and flagstone. These plants offer minimal care and years of beauty.

Paths and walkways are an integral part of every garden. They allow you to get from one place to another easily to maintain the garden. But paths and walkways don't need to be only practical; they can easily become decorative and beautiful. This can be done by planting interesting plants…

Learn about drought tolerant succulents, including low maintenance sedum and echeveria, from the experts at HGTV.

Sedums are easy to care for, but there are plenty of tips for keeping these unique plants happy. Learn how to grow sedums here.