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Photo: Sedum spurium ‘John Creech’ - STEPABLES

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This succulent naturally deters weeds and grows tight to the ground, providing consumers a low-maintenance option for full-sun areas. ‘John Creech’ grows much tighter than most other spuriums, so its bright-green stems are a perfect addition to pathways and rock gardens.

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