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Heronswood Pink Stars Sedum Plants

Sedum, Heronswood Pink Stars : Collected in from Turkey, this is a neat, dense fast-growing ground cover. Ground-hugging carpets of small leaves are covered with dainty, rose pink star clusters. Plants thrive in well-drained soils in full sun. Use in

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