Hylotelephium spectabile (syn. Sedum)| Autumn Joy biennial 6m is and the Tui

6m is and the Tui sits on top and he is 13

the leaves are vibrant shades of yellow and reddish-purple and then it loses its leaves over the winter

Flowers are held on stout stems that stand proud above the light green leaves

This striking plant creates a cloud of hazy mauve plumes on 1

garden borders

Hylotelephium spectabile (syn. Sedum)| Autumn Joy biennial 6m is and the TuiAutumn Joy is a popular upright variety of stonecrop. Sedums as they are also known are a fantastic plant that are extremely tolerant of sandy or gravelly soil and dry conditions so they make an excellent subject for a rock garden or any position in your garden as long as it is well drained and sunny. No fertilising is necessary The leaves are fleshy and succulent like and the first flowers appear in autumn with flat heads of flowers that gradually