Sedums, a type of succulent, come in many shapes and sizes, and have gained popularity among gardeners due to their hardiness and low maintenance requirements. Often used as groundcover or to fill in gaps in rock gardens, sedums have a unique ability to thrive in dry and poor soil conditions. Their distinctive fleshy leaves and colorful flowers attract butterflies and bees, making them a great addition to any eco-friendly garden. Whether planted in containers or in the ground, sedums add a touch of beauty and resilience to any landscape.