Sedum Bertram Anderson Tea Trees many Calatheas exhibit nyctinastic movement—their

many Calatheas exhibit nyctinastic movement—their leaves raise and lower in response to light changes—earning them the nickname "prayer plants

it is drought-tolerant once established and handles light frost

Companion Plants:Heuchera ‘Obsidian’Brunnera ‘Silver Heart’Pulmonaria ‘Raspberry Splash’Epimedium ‘Black Sea’Dryopteris wallichiana

blue-green leaves provide a beautiful contrast to the vibrant blooms

Mature Size:Height: 6–8 mWidth: 4–5 m

Sedum Bertram Anderson Tea Trees many Calatheas exhibit nyctinastic movement—theirCommon Name: Stonecrop Bertram Anderson Description: Sedum Bertram Anderson is a hardy, low growing succulent perennial valued for its striking bronze purple foliage and clusters of rich rosy pink flowers that appear from late summer into autumn. This compact groundcover forms neat spreading mats of fleshy leaves that deepen in colour during cooler weather, providing year round ornamental interest. The star shaped flowers rise just above the foliage