Sedum Spurium ‘John Creech’ – [EG]

Sedum spurium ‘John Creech’

Low-Maintenance Groundcover Stonecrop

‘John Creech’ is a vigorous, low-growing stonecropknown for its resilience and versatility. Its foliage forms a lushmat of green leaves that turn reddish in cooler months, whileclusters of pink flowers brighten summer gardens.

• � Pink starry blooms in summer
• � Foliage shifts to red tones in cooler weather
• � Attracts bees & butterflies
• � Heat & drought tolerant once established
• � Mature Size: 2–4 in. tall, 12–24 in. spread
• � Ideal for borders, slopes, rock gardens & groundcover

Note: This variety is one of the toughest sedums, oftenrecommended for areas where other plants may struggle.

Growing Zones: 3–9 outdoors

FAQ’s

Does ‘John Creech’ spread aggressively

Yes, it’s a fast-spreading groundcover, making it excellent for filling open spaces.

Is it deer-resistant

Yes, like most sedums, it is deer and rabbit resistant.

Where does it grow best

It thrives in sunny, well-drained areas such as slopes, walls, rock gardens, and borders.