Phedimus spurius 'Summer Glory'

Meet your garden’s next low‑fuss superstar, AKA ‘Summer Glory’ . Summer Glory blankets the ground with lush, emerald‑green scalloped leaves that stay glossy through much of the year. In mid to late summer, the thick mat bursts into vivid pink, star‑shaped blooms that bees and butterflies adore.

Keep watering during the early establishment phase, then back off—it laughs off months of hot weather without moisture once it's settled. The plant experiences a bit of winter downtime, dropping some leaves before resprouting fresh foliage in spring. It is cold-hardy down to zone 3 (Eastern Washington Compatible).