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Absolutely! You can definitely prune sedum in the spring, and I would recommend waiting until after the last frost.
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Dragon's Blood Sedum is a succulent with bright green foliage that can grow up to 6 inches tall if well cared for. It also has attractive pink star-shaped flowers. This plant is ideal for full sun and is drought tolerant. It is easy to grow.
Sedum dasyphyllum
Sedum album
Sedum 'Coral Reef'
