Sedum Suaveolens, Cristata, (Random) colins I do want to address

I do want to address the single rosettes

She's traveled very well for this cultivar

they are just so in demand that the growers only sell pups

Zaragosas were ordered on August 10th

If you guys have seen this exact species before send reply to tonight's text and let me know -- super unprofessional

Sedum Suaveolens, Cristata, (Random) colins I do want to addressSuaveolens translates into 'sweet' and this cultivar was given that name because its blooms have subtly sweet floral notes. Crests of this cultivar are extremely rare and we buy every one we encounter. Most of the time they are a good bit pricier than this, but this isn't the peak stress season for Suaveolens. I keep one in my collection, she does blush in the winter, but these hedgehogs shaped cristatas are a lot bigger than mine. Only two available,