Sedum rupestre 'Angelina' in a garden setting with other plants

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Angelina Stonecrop

Sedum rupestre 'Angelina'

Year-Round Golden to Orange Foliage • Ultra-Tough Fast Groundcover • Thrives on Neglect

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Angelina Stonecrop is a vibrant, fast-growing groundcover that injects year-round electrifying color into the garden. Its needle-like foliage is a brilliant chartreuse to golden-yellow, turning striking shades of orange and copper in the cool fall and winter months. It forms a dense, low mat that suppresses weeds and thrives on neglect, making it the ultimate low-maintenance solution for sunny slopes, rock gardens, or spilling over walls and containers.

Prized for its year-round vibrant color: bright golden-yellow in summer, transitioning to orange and russet in fall/winter.
Forms a dense, fast-spreading, weed-suppressing mat (2-3 ft wide) only 3-6 inches tall.
Extremely drought, heat, and poor soil tolerant once established.
Produces small yellow flowers in summer, but grown primarily for its spectacular foliage.
Easy to propagate: simply break off a stem and stick it in the soil.
Perfect for erosion control on sunny slopes, rock gardens, crevices, or as a "living mulch."

Nursery Plant Sizes Explained

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Find the right starting size without reading a nursery textbook. Compare the common sizes, then see what is available for the plant you want.

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Most Popular Sizes

These four sizes cover many common residential landscape and mature-tree projects.

Outdoor Plants

Landscape Containers

Smaller sizes favor quantity and value. Larger sizes give the landscape more presence sooner.

Mulflat Groundcovers View size → 1 Gallon Small starter View size → 2 Gallon Small landscape View size → 3 Gallon Established starter View size → Popular 5 Gallon Everyday landscape View size → 7 Gallon Medium landscape View size → 10 Gallon More established View size → Most Popular 15 Gallon Strong starting presence View size → 20 Gallon Large landscape View size → 24 Gallon Large mature container View size →

Mature Trees

Box Tree Sizes

More years at the nursery. More size on delivery. Less waiting for the landscape to look established.

24" Mature Starting Size A major step up from smaller landscape containers. View 24" Box → 30" Larger Presence More scale between 24" and 36" box sizes. View 30" Box → 36" Large Specimen Substantial trees with heavier handling needs. View 36" Box → 48" Major Specimen Large-project scale with planned delivery and placement. View 48" Box →

Indoor & Decorative

Inch Pot Sizes

The inch size refers to the nursery pot, not the plant height.

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Indoor Starter

16"

Floor Plant

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More Plants

Start around 1–5 Gallon

Good for larger planting quantities when you have time for plants to fill in.

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Compare 5–15 Gallon

A practical range for balancing coverage, handling and cost.

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Immediate Impact

Start with 24" Box+

More established material when the landscape needs presence now.

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Features:Foliage: Needle-like golden-yellow leaves (1") that turn fiery orange in fall.Flowers: Bright yellow star-shaped blooms in midsummer.Habit: Spreading groundcover with radiating stems.Color: Most vibrant in full sun (chartreuse in shade)
Mature Size:Height: 3-6 inches.Width: 2-3 feet
Growth Rate: Fast
Light Needs: Full sun to partial shade
Key Advantages:Extreme drought tolerance.Deer and rabbit resistant.Year-round visual interest.Erosion control on slopes
Landscape Uses:Colorful groundcover between pavers.Rock garden standout.Container "spiller" plant.Green roof installation

Q: Will it spread too much?
A: It is a vigorous spreader but not typically invasive via seed. It's easy to control by pulling up or cutting back unwanted stems. It's ideal for areas where you want quick, dense coverage.

Q: Why is it turning green?
A: In too much shade, the foliage will lose its bright gold color and turn lime-green or even green. Ensure it gets full sun for the most intense yellow and orange hues.