(Stonecrop) Flowers and foliage are a great mix for a stunning splash of color to your full sun, drought-tolerant garden spaces. Sedum ‘What A Doozie’ is a compact, low-growing, spreading ground cover that stands 2-5 inches tall and spreads to 14+ inches wide. The dainty green leaves are edged in a cream margin. At various times of year, the foliage is kissed in a light blush color. Late summer creamy pink flowers emerge, a welcome sight for the butterflies and pollinators. Sedum ‘What A Doozie’ is a drought-tolerant plant that likes to be grown in full sun areas with good drainage. A perfect addition to rock gardens, pathways, or garden borders. It has been noted that Sedum ‘What A Doozie’ has reliable green and white foliage with little reversion showing. Sedum is a deer and rabbit-resistant perennial.