Sedum 'Alice Evans' stands out in the world of succulents with its captivating charm and distinctive look. This lovely plant belongs to the Crassulaceae family, nestled within the Sempervivoideae subfamily and the Sedeae tribe. Its characteristically fleshy, green leaves are assembled in dense rosettes at the end of hanging stems, creating a fascinating architectural appeal.
These rosettes can span up to an impressive 10cm in diameter, and the leaves themselves are notable for their thickness and pointed design, reaching lengths of around 4cm. Sedum 'Alice Evans' also boasts a truly attractive foliage transformation. The vibrant lime green leaves gradually shift into a yellow-gold hue, finally landing on a warm orange-red tone as they age. This progression offers a delightful contrasting effect, further enhancing the plant's overall allure.
Aside from its visual attributes, the real charm of Sedum 'Alice Evans' lies in its blossoming capacity. White, star-shaped flowers emerge on branched stems up to 15cm tall, adding to its striking profile. These blossoms create a stark contrast with the evolving leaf colours, giving the plant an intriguing look throughout its growth stages.
In terms of hardiness, Sedum 'Alice Evans' can tolerate temperatures as low as -3.9°C as well as being tolerant of extreme heat making it a suitable plant choice in most parts of Australia. Its robust nature and ability to handle drought conditions make it an ideal selection for beginners or those with less-than-green thumbs. This plant is a versatile performer, equally at home in a garden or a pot, and it can create an attractive hanging effect when left to grow in the latter.
Finally, under optimal conditions with ample sunlight, the leaf margins of Sedum 'Alice Evans' adopt an orange hue, while the leaf tips turn a vivid red. This beautiful play of colours enhances its appearance, making it a great addition to any plant collection.
Sedum 'Alice Evans' crested plants for sale shown in 70mm pot. You will receive same or similar plants as those shown in images 2 to 9. First image for display only. Colours will vary depending on time of year and growing conditions.