Showy Sedum, Stonecrop 'Autumn Joy (Herbstfreude)' (Sedum hybrid)

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spaniel North Yarmouth, ME(Zone 5a) Sep 08, 2003

Common name: Showy Sedum, Stonecrop 'Autumn Joy (Herbstfreude)'
Family: Crassulaceae
Genus: Sedum
Species hybrid

Plant Link: http://plantsdatabase.com/go/51498/

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echoes Sep 08, 2003

Very nice arrangement. That looks like the real "Autumn Joy".

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spaniel North Yarmouth, ME(Zone 5a) Sep 08, 2003

And yes, it is !

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roshana Jacksonville, IL(Zone 5a) Sep 13, 2003

Attractive arrangement! They look better than most I've seen. What are the other plants with the Autumn Joy? Nice picture. Thanks.

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spaniel North Yarmouth, ME(Zone 5a) Sep 14, 2003

The plants with the Autumn Joy are... Thin leafed Rhody - 'Aglo', Thin leafed Rhody - 'Dora Amateaus', Ilex Hetzi (Japanese Holly), Burning Bush, Coreopsis 'Zagreb', Blue Rug Juniper and Chrysanthemum 'Nicole'. I think that is all

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roshana Jacksonville, IL(Zone 5a) Sep 14, 2003

That's a lot! I didn't realize there were so many there. Very pretty entry way with all those lovely plants.

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Osteole Lamar, AR(Zone 7a) Oct 20, 2004

Very nice plants. Those are some combinations I would like to try in my yard!

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atcmadchen Sharpsville, IN Oct 07, 2006

Help! I also have Autumn Joy (I just learned what it was on this page; thanks for the helpful & beautiful photo). How can I make them grow straight up? The stalks/stems on mine seem to grow out and then up, leaving a wide gap between stalks at the bases, if that makes any sense. I am a baby at gardening, and we just moved into a home that has great mature beds with a good variety of plants/flowers. I need help on how to maintain what is there. Also, what should I do with the plant when it is finished for the year. Thank you for any advice you have.

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Haydee Jacksonville, NC(Zone 8a) Oct 07, 2006

I love the sedum. However, how do I keep them from folding down? Mine start very upright, then fall on ground.

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