Autumn Joy stonecrop—Hylotelephium ... plant created by crossing a species of sedum (Sedum telephium) with a species of ice plant (Hylotelephium spectabile). The resulting plant features gray ...

It can be difficult to incorporate color into your garden if you want to reserve water, but this beautiful pink flower ...

Sedum telephium or “Autumn Joy” is a result of a cross made in 1955 between Sedum spectabile, from China and Japan, and Sedum telephium, from Eurasia. Today, Sedum “Autumn Joy” is a very ...

For some visual joy in autumn, plant Autumn Joy sedum. The plant’s domed flower clusters now smile skyward like heads of pink broccoli. Autumn Joy is, understandably, a stalwart of the late ...

Autumn Joy’ and the bright pink Sedum spectabile `Brilliant’ have the good fortune to be tardy, stand-up bloomers. So they excel in a far less crowded field. Often mistaken for `Autumn Joy ...

Since change takes time, it is likely the same plant will be identified both as Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’ and Hylotelephium ‘Autumn Joy,’ with the common name still being sedum (or showy stonecrop).

Sedum telephium or Autumn Joy is a result of a cross made in 1955 between Sedum spectabile (from China and Japan) and Sedum telephium (from Eurasia). Today, Sedum “Autumn Joy” is a popular and ...

For some visual joy in autumn, plant Autumn Joy sedum. The plants’ domed flower clusters now smile skyward like heads of pink broccoli. Autumn Joy is, understandably, a stalwart of the late ...

Completing the picture are butterflies that play over the Autumn Joy blossoms and alight periodically to sip nectar. Although most dramatic in late summer and autumn, Autumn Joy is also showy ...