Peace and Joy Sedum (Sedum 'Peace and Joy')
SEE-dum 'Peace and Joy'

Deciduous Perennial Low, Mounding in the Crassulaceae Family
 
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Size Notes Price Availability
70 plug flat Field

Grower approved but probably not garden center ready. (9/13)

$217.00 Likely available
1/24 - 4/4

A gray-green member of the 'Joy' sedum series, with bicolor pink-magenta flowers.

'Peace and Joy' is part of the 'Joy' family of sedums, forming a low mound of gray-green foliage about 12in tall and 15-18in wide, with foliage edges turning red-purple in autumn. Bicolor pink-and-magenta flowers add interest alongside sibling cultivars 'Bundle of Joy,' 'Lime Joy,' and 'Pure Joy' (all also sold here). Grows best in full sun with minimal water once established.

Pros

  • Distinctive bicolor pink-and-magenta flowers
  • Attractive fall foliage color
  • Drought tolerant once established

Cons

  • Patented -- cannot be propagated for resale without a license
  • Will not tolerate standing water
 

Plant Data

Mature Size 12 inches tall. 15 - 18 inches wide.
Sun Exposure Full Sun - Full Sun
Moisture Tolerance Dry - Medium:

Drought tolerant once established.

Zones 4a - 9b (Usually hardy to -30° F)
Tags Deciduous, Drought Tolerant, Dry, Full Sun, Low Maintenance, Medium, Perennial, Succulent
Flower Color Bicolor Pink and Magenta
Foliage Color

Commonly Planted with...

Pairs well with sibling cultivars 'Bundle of Joy,' 'Lime Joy,' and 'Pure Joy' (all sold here) for a layered color effect.

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Pricing and Availability History

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Past Availability
2024 : 08/01 - 09/08
2023 : 05/04 - 09/10

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