Sedum spurium
Crassulaceae
Cacti and succulents, Ground covers, Perennials
SEDUMNative to many parts of the world. Some are quite hardy to cold, others fairly tender; some are tiny and trailing, others much larger and upright. Fleshy leaves are evergreen (unless otherwise noted) but highly variable in size, shape, and color. Typically small, star-shaped flowers, sometimes brightly colored, are usually borne in fairly large clusters.
Sedum spuriumLow-growing plant with trailing stems and dark green or bronze-tinted leaves just an inch or so long; spreads 2 ft. or wider. In summer, pink, purple, or white flowers appear in dense clusters at ends of 4–5-in. stems. For rock garden, pattern planting, ground cover.
Brimeura amethystina
European native for rock gardens or naturalizing. In bulb and leaf, resembles small hyacinth, but 10-i...
Sedum spurium
Low-growing plant with trailing stems and dark green or bronze-tinted leaves just an inch or so long; ...
Sedum hybrid 'Autumn Joy'
Hybrid of S. telephium and S. spectabile. To 1–2 ft. tall, 2 ft. wide,with gre...
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