Chiastophyllum oppositifolium

Chiastophyllum oppositifoliumChiastophyllum oppositifolium is an alpine succulent, closely related to sedum but more suited to shady gardens. A clump forming perennial, its ideal for using to fill gaps in shady borders, where its unusual dangling yellow flowers contrast beautifully with its fleshy leaves, which change colour from mid green to red. Chiastophyllum oppositifolium is easy to grow and is also suitable for growing in containers, rockeries and rock walls. Type:

'Paula Fay' is a herbaceous (soft stemmed) peony cultivar

pinnate compound leaves (to 1-2’ long) emerge chartreuse in spring

globular flowers on long

20 to 28-centimeters Seasons: Spring

medium green leaves in spring and summer

Glowing hot pink

Autumn Flower Colors: Yellow Foliage Colors: Silver-Blue Light Levels: Full-Sun Growth Habit: Compact-mounded

Sold both as Gillenia trifoliata and Porteranthus trifoliatus

Blue Zinger has fine textured arching blue foliage

The full length of the blade is sharpened to make gardening chores quick and easy

Thrives in damp soils which will often kill off other types of ground covers

weeding or digging