25 bare root plants in a single order. Price includes shipping and tariffs. Shipping spring 2027 based on zone.
Broad heads of pale pink, star-shaped flowers give Hylotelephium Matrona a clear late-summer focal point above red stems and fleshy, purple-tinged leaves. The upright clump fits sunny borders, gravel gardens, and patio containers, while the late flowers feed bees, butterflies, and hoverflies.
Once established, this drought-tolerant perennial needs little routine attention. Leave the dry seed heads standing through winter, then cut back the old stems in early spring. Eating the leaves in quantity may cause stomach upset.