Sedum ternatum 'Larinem Park'

Whorled Stonecrop / Larinem

Pure white, starry flowers smother this little sedum for a few weeks every spring. The small fleshy green leaves are arranged in whorls of three around the stem. The foliage is often evergreen. Makes a nice little ground cover at the foot of shrubs or taller plants.

Benefits

	Good nectar source for native bees and butterflies
	An adaptable, drought tolerant ground cover for shady spots
	Deer resistant
	Performs well in rocky, drought-prone soils

Homeowner Growing and Maintenance Tips

Plant in sun or shade in moist or dry soil. Grows well on rocky slopes.

Flowering stems die in the fall but the offshoots that remain are evergreen through the winter.

Use as a groundcover.

Height 4-6 Inches

Spread 10-12 Inches

Native Range Ledges, mossy rocks, and woods; New Jersey to Iowa south to Arkansas and Georgia.

Native Trivia If you garden in the shade or a woodland, downed trees, a brush pile and/or a pile of jumbled rocks provide inviting homes for all kinds of wildlife, and can add to the rustic, natural look of a landscape.

USDA Hardiness Zone 3-9

"This pretty succulent is right at home tumbling down rocky outcrops like the ones where chimpmunks live."

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