Sedum Species, Jelly Bean Sedum, Pork and Beans

While this beautiful plant has gotten quite demanding. I had planted it with donkeytails thinking they would be great potmates but I was...Read More wrong. This summer this plant with absolutely crazy and tried to choke out the donkeytails. I have trimmed them and brought them in for the winter but next year I will be moving the donkeytails to another pot. I really love this plant!

I just recently acquired this jelly bean plant and I've been keeping it outside in the front of my house (south-facing). The people I go...Read Moret the plant from had been keeping it outdoors, so that's what I did figuring the plant is used to it and is doing well. I keep reading on different websites about cold-hardiness. Some sites say it will be OK down to 50 F, others say 32 F, one or two said 20 F. I can tell you that I have a very accurate outdoor thermometer and this plant appears to be doing fine after having been through several nights of 14 or 15 degrees F.

Dwarf variety of the popular jelly bean plant, reaching a height of only 4". Hardy outdoors to 32 degrees F. Protect from freezing temperatures.

My friend and I bought this plant at farmers market per se. He had his directly in the ground with river rock around it. It survived..it ...Read Morehad red tips to the "leaves" for lack of words for the nubs..but its still living and its growing..we are in zone 8b here in Beaverton, OR. I think this might be a plant for zone 8b if given good conditions..