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Thunderhead Sedum

Sedum x intermedia 'Thunderhead' PP24693

Regular price $9.99
Sale price $9.99 Regular price $13.32
per Plant - 3" Pot
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ZONES  4-9 | Good to grow! Zone
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Sedum Thunderhead has huge show stopping flower heads in a rich deep rose color that are supported by stout upright stems and complimented with grey-green foliage. This must have Sedum will bring long-lasting color to your garden from summer and into fall. (Sedum)

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Overall rating: 3.6 / 5 from 10 reviews.

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Buyer beeare

"These came looking really bad. Went ahead and planted them. They are now almost dead. We took special care for them and we are very disappointed. Already took pictures to show you and just got the run around. They wanted me to dig them up so I could show you the roots were bad. Horrible customer service."

Garden G. (1/5)

Rotted at the stem, didn't come back

"This was rotted at the crown, didn't survive planting."

Rc (1/5)

Great product

"Using it to cover a bare spot in my border. Plants were small but are growing well."

Smileyblue (5/5)

Gorgeous Color!!

"Planted at the edge of my border and though the plant is still quite small (3 stems, each 4-5") I love the hot pink flowers at end of each stalk. I am going to mulch this plant extra well and hope it survives to spring and comes back stronger next season."

Helena (5/5)

Gets prettier every day.

"So pretty and unique to look at. It has started blooming about 2-3 weeks ago and looks even better today. I wish I would have gotten more of them."

Doc V. (5/5)

So far, so good

"So far, I'm very pleased. The young plant is covered in buds, and promises to be a good show. Looking forward (August is a little early in Chicago for many sedums to bloom)."

G (4/5)

Doing okay

"This sedum arrived looking like it had been beat up somewhere. I planted them anyway, and with a lot of nurturing I can say that they're thriving, barely. They are very small, as if grown from seed."

Betsy (3/5)

slow start, strong finish

"This plant is both fragile and hardy. It had a hard time with shipping, and arrived broken. But due to its nature you can end up with a new plant from the snapped portion. I put this in a very sunny dry location. I barely pay attention to it and it does wonderful. The purple flowers this fall were lovely and did a great job supporting our local bees."

Rainy (4/5)

Beautiful

"The flower is very sturdy. It diesn't flop over like some sedums. The color is dark wine. Very attractive in a mixed flower bed."

Teesa (5/5)

Small

"See my service/delivery comments. These have survived but they are still small and blooms are teeny. They had a hard start in life so I'm hoping for better things next year."

Jean (3/5)

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