The Sedum, also known as Fatwort, is quite something! A strong plant that blooms late in the summer, with beautiful little flowers.
This flower is a keeper. The name Sedum is derived from the Latin word sedeo, meaning 'to sit' or 'to remain'. This refers to the habit of some Sedum species to grow on rocky surfaces.
This refers to the habit of some Sedum species to grow on rocky surfaces.
Sedum has an interesting structure due to its compact flowers. Perfect for adding variety to a bunch of flowers. Moreover, it is also a sturdy and long-lived flower, making it a good choice for bouquets.
Sedum can fit well in different types of bouquets, but it comes into its own especially in dry bouquets and autumn arrangements. Sedum can also be combined well with other ornamental grasses, flowers and foliage to create a natural and organic look.
There are several techniques you can apply to the Sedum. Think of making arrangements, a bouquet, a mono-bouquet or drying.
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