Do not fertilize but, instead, allow this plant to do its own thing in light and lean soil. Once established, it has good drought tolerance. There is no need for deadheading or trimming.

For something so low-growing, this Rocky Stonecrop packs in a whole lot of color. Its succulent foliage is chartreuse, and summer blooms are a vibrant yellow. The foliage is needle-like, looking light and airy as it covers garden beds, rock tops, slopes, and more. In cooler climates, Angelina's foliage turns a bit orange once the temperature drops, providing a different look to the garden area where it is planted. Attracting pollinators and growing with ease, this ground cover is a great one for those who want a major swell of color and great plant self-sufficiency.

For more information please see our article on choosing, locating, planting and maintaining ground cover plants.