Sedum ochroleucum 'Green Ball'
€5,90
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Sedum ochroleucum 'Green Ball'
€5,90
Organic
Sustainable
Locally grown
Sedum ochroleucum ‘Green Ball’ is a compact, low-growing succulent in the Crassulaceae family.
\nIt forms dense, rounded mounds of small, fleshy, bright green leaves, giving it a distinctive “ball-like” appearance.
\nIts foliage pairs easily with darker or lighter tones, such as Sedum 'Angelina' or Sedum pachyclados.
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\n \nThis variety is particularly striking with its fine, gray-green, bristly leaves that give it its distinctive spherical shape at the tips of its stems.
The leaves are evergreen, remaining densely branched throughout the winter. \n \n
\n\n \nThis variety is particularly striking with its fine, gray-green, bristly leaves that give it its distinctive spherical shape at the tips of its stems.
The leaves are evergreen, remaining densely branched throughout the winter. \n \n
The fast growing, upright stems carry clusters of small, star-shaped yellow flowers in the summer
\nA great pick for rock gardens, dry borders, and large expanses of ground that need a bit of covering up.
\nThis cultivar is particularly appreciated for its neat, architectural form and its ability to thrive in rock gardens, alpine gardens, containers, and as groundcover.
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\nLearn more about caring for your Sedum:
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FR: Sedum, une succulente résistante
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ENG: Sempergreen, caring for your Sedum
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\nThe plant can be seen on 'green roofs' or 'green wall' systems in Korea where plants are incorporated into the structure of the building, providing habitats for wildlife and innovative insulation solution for humans.
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\nThe Tales & The Botany: Sedum ochroleucum 'Green Ball'
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🌸 Floral Morphology: Sedum ochroleucum 'Green Ball'
\nSedum ochroleucum 'Green Ball' produces small, star-shaped creamy-yellow flowers, arranged in dense terminal clusters.
\nFlowering occurs from late spring to early summer and attract bees and other pollinators, providing ecological benefits.
\nThe leaves are spatulate to ovate, fleshy, and form tight rosettes, giving the plant a tidy, architectural look even when not in bloom.
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🌱 Reproductive Biology
\nIt propagates both vegetatively via stem cuttings and sexually via seeds.
\nThe flowers are hermaphroditic, insect-pollinated, but vegetative propagation is preferred for maintaining uniformity in gardens.
\nThis sedum, like the others, spreads slowly, forming dense mats over time.
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🌍 Ecology & Adaptations
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Drought-tolerant, storing water in succulent leaves.
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Prefers well-drained, rocky or sandy soils and full sun.
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Tolerates mild frost, but excessive moisture or poorly drained soils can cause rot.
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Ideal for rock gardens, alpine settings, and xeriscaping, where low maintenance and compact growth are desired.
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Other names:
\nOrange Stonecrop \n \nOrpin Bleu \n \n\n \n
Origin:
\nEurope| Flowering | June, July, August |
| Exposure | Full Sun |
| Frost Tolerance | -25°C to -30°C |
| Size | 0.2m H x 0.5m W |
| Soil | Loam, Dry, Sandy, Well-Draining |
€5,90
🪴9x9 cm
🚂 Ships across EU
🌱 Grown in our nursery