Yes I am talking about the upright Sedum. They need the cold. I am bringing in the tender sedum that I know have not been hardy in my area. We were talking about the Sea Urchin one in another topic. I tried that one a couple times and it does not last outside for the winter so I am going to bring it in this year.
If evergreen I can see the sedum surviving indoors. If not I do not think I will have much success.
I will break a piece off and see what happens. Will let you know. Right now I probably have more dirt in the house than I have outside. I brought my tropicals inside. I grow them in pots. The Bananas, EE, Cannas, Calla Lillies, I even have a tender Hydrangea that comes in for the winter.
