Hylotelephium’Dazzleberry '
Hylotelephium’Dazzleberry ' SunSparkler ® ,Sedum’Dazzleberry',Sedum’Dazzleberry ' SunSparkler ® ,Sedum’Razzleberry '
Family : CrassulaceaeSubfamily : SempervivoideaeTribe : TelephieaeGenus : Hylotelephium
A potted plant in full bloom. Derivative of a photo byChris Hansen.
Hylotelephium’Dazzleberry ' was discovered as a single singular works in 2010 amongst the seedlings result from a cross made in the ongoing genteelness program of Chris Hansen between an unidentified plant andHylotelephium’Xenox'(formerlySedum’Xenox ' ) . It was introduced in 2011 and patent ( PP22457 ) in 2012 asSedum’Razzleberry ' and is a part of the discoverer ’s registeredSunSparkler ® series .
Hylotelephium’Dazzleberry ' , formerly known asSedum’Dazzleberry ' , is a compact succulent with foliage that emerges gray - blue in spring and turns dark purple - black in mid - summer . It can originate up to 9 column inch ( 22.5 centimetre ) marvelous and scatter 18 inch ( 45 cm ) , tightly mound , with flower stems that are hold upright and do not founder . The shank areglabrousand pink with very fine striation and can touch up to 0.2 inches ( 0.5 centimeter ) in diam . The leaves are whorled , sometimes polar , elliptical withcrenatetoserratedmargins on the upper half of lower leaves . They can measure up to 1.4 inches ( 3.5 atomic number 96 ) recollective and 0.8 inches ( 2 cm ) astray . The leaves near theapexand onpedunclesare mostly entire .
The flowers are star - shape , dark raspberry red , and seem in denseterminalclusters in summertime . The heyday heads can arrive at up to 8 inches ( 20 centimeter ) in diameter .
Full glorious bloom in inventor’s home rock garden. Derivative of a photo byGarden Solutions.
In winter , thefoliagedies back to the land , and Modern emergence come out in natural spring . Hylotelephium’Dazzleberry ' isevergreenin mild climates .
Light : This succulent prefers full sun . It tolerates lighter to partial shade in red-hot summer climate but will produce weak , floppy growth when grown in too much shade . Plant yourH.‘Dazzleberry ' in an surface area of your garden with 6 hour of sun daily .
ground : H.‘Dazzleberry ' does not need rich soil but requires first-class drainage . Choose a commercial potting mixing for succulents , ormake one yourself .
Smoky purple foliage in inventor’s home rock garden in late spring. Derivative of a photo byGarden Solutions.
Temperature : This plant is inhuman - dauntless and tolerant of heat and drought , making it a popular outdoor succulent . H.‘Dazzleberry’can withstand temperatures as low as -30 ° F ( -34.4 ° C).USDA Plant Hardiness Zones4a to 9b , -30 to 30 ° F ( -34.4 to -1.1 ° C ) .
Watering : The best way to waterH.‘Dazzleberry ' is to habituate the " soak and ironic " method . Get the land completely wet , and then wait until it is dry before watering again .
fertilize : Feed each year with a balanced fertilizer . agree to packet direction , applythe fertilizerto the soil in spring as new emergence appear .
Close-up of flowers in various stages of opening. Photo byLuc Klinkhamer.
Repotting : Plants in container require a piffling more care than those in the garden . Repot yourH.‘Dazzleberry ' when it outgrows its current pot by moving it out to a larger pot to hold the industrial plant better . Spring is the best time to repot this works . Make indisputable the land is dry before you begin the repotting unconscious process .
Propagation : This succulent can be grown from seeds , division , or stem thinning . Sow the ejaculate in spring . split up yourH.‘Dazzleberry ' is light and can be carried out at almost any time in the growing time of year , though it is plausibly intimately done in spring or early summer . Propagate by stem newspaper clipping in summer .
Learn more atHow to Grow and Care for Hylotelephium .
H.‘Dazzleberry ' can be gently toxic to man and animals .
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