Sedeveria: The Sunlit Hybrid with Easygoing Charm

Sedeveria is the child of two sturdy desert lineages—Sedum and Echeveria—and it carries the best virtues of both. Its rosettes hold a quiet elegance, leaves swelling with stored sunlight and blushing with color when the seasons shift. Tough as a pioneer and graceful as a cathedral carving, Sedeveria shrugs off neglect, thrives in bright light, and rewards even the busiest gardener with handsome form and dependable growth.

Plant it in pots, tuck it into rock gardens, let it cluster and spill. It responds with that steady, sculptural beauty the old succulent growers prized: honest, unfussy, and always a touch dramatic when the sun catches its curves.