This tall, upright sedum forms sturdy, shrub-like clumps of deep wine-purple foliage that hold their color through summer heat. Rose buds open to salmon-pink blooms before maturing to rich rose-red, forming massive flower heads on strong, self-supporting stems. A fall favorite for bees and butterflies, it also provides winter interest and food for birds. Tough, resilient, and extremely hardy, it’s an easy-care landscape standout.