20 rootless cuttings Gold Moss Sedum Sarmentosum Perennial Succulents stonecrop

please only order when temps between WV and your location will be above freezing. if ordered November- April, your plants will be in dormancy and will only be florets that are very close to the ground. These will come out of dormancy in the spring and quickly get longer spreading stems.

Please plant immediately upon receipt and DO NOT order in the Winter if you are in a cold climate unless you want to run the risk of your plants dying.

Included in this offer are  bits (stems  and pieces - rootless cuttings - but this is typical) of Sedum Sarmentosum also known as Gold Moss, Stringy Stonecrop. approx 2-3 inch long. they will have no roots... if they get broken up during shipment. please note that most of the bits will grow their own roots - and I sometimes am able to include a few extra:) . they will be pulled from the garden as ordered and may have some soil bits on  them. please only order if you are able to open it up as soon as its shipped.

once received, unpack immediately to get it some light. just throw them on top of loose soil and water including all the bits that were shipped regardless of condition they will all perk up. please keep it lightly moist until established. you can throw them in the garden if the weather is mild and water to ensure it is kept lightly moist for first week or so. most will rebound quickly if there aren't already some roots. flowers are yellow in the summer.. Gold Moss (Sedum sarmentosum) (Bunge): One of the most widespread of the Asian stonecrops. Gold Moss spreads and trails quickly on long, thin stems. It has bright green, lanceolate leaves that stand upright. Take care where you plant this rapid grower as it's been known to spread over 3.0' wide.  easily pulls up if it grows to big to suit you.  It blooms in summer with yellow, star-shaped blossoms. Hardy Sedum are easy, frost-hardy plants that thrive outdoors with full sun but can survive in shady areas too. Fall and spring are great time to toss these in the garden. Although i have had great success in warm winters and summers as well