Baby Tears Sedum Plant

It can spread well in poor gritty soil and can even tolerate light foot traffic.

Baby tears sedum plant.

Spills nicely from hanging baskets. 130mm baby tears soleirolia soleirolii. Stems and leaves when very young and tender may be eaten raw. Baby tears stonecrop drought wise.

Baby tears stonecrop has teardrop shaped succulent green leaves that form a tight green carpet on the ground. Prevents weed build up as its a ground cover. Keep the soil damp but not wet until the plants have rooted in good. A little pricey but worth the extra.

Soleirolia soleirolii so ley roh lee uh so ley roh lee eye syn. This is a plant that thrives in a moist environment small rounded green foliage is the main attraction although a variety with golden green foliage is also available. Later until they flower they may be briefly cooked. Baby tears stonecrop sedum album chloroticum.

130mm baby tears soleirolia soleirolii. Parietaria soleirolii req spreng. Then it turns a fantastic shade of red with the autumn chill. Sedum album chloroticum baby tears.

I planted these baby tears in a fairy garden my daughter made. Baby s tear plant a houseplant with soft foliage. It was described as such by james edgar dandy in feddes repertorium berlin in 1965. Hope you have good success with dividing and growing them.

This plant may look delicate but it makes for a resilient spreading ground cover. Small branching stems are covered with tiny green teardrop shaped leaves. Easy to care for. Moss like small evergreen perennial plant that forms a dense carpet of deep green.

Soleirolia soleirolii req dandy is the correct and accepted scientific name for this plant. This classic evergreen groundcover forms low dense rosettes of green teardrop shaped leaves backing a nice display of white flowers in spring and summer. Also used as a houseplant or interiorscape or in the landscape as a herbaceous perennial. Sedum albums have wirey white flower spikes in summer and can easily be walked on.

Soleirolia soleirolii is a herbaceous perennial plant that goes by many names. This sedum album is an absolute gem. Baby s tears mind your own business etc. The variety of folk names can be quite confusing.

Best grown in damp moist to wet position. A low growing plant used in pots hanging baskets and terrariums the baby s tear plant is soleirolii soleirolia and also known as helixine. It can be found growing in forests or natural areas as a native plant. Perfect choice for a rock garden or border edging.

Most commonly it is known as baby s tears but it is also called angel s tears bread and cheese corsican curse bits and pieces paddy s wig pollyana vine or irish moss. Will be buying more in the near future. They are already starting to spread.