Vigorous, evergreen perennial with mat-forming growth habit. Stems are fleshy bearing terminal rosettes of stiff, spoon shaped, silvery and reddish-purple leaves, to 3/4 inch long. Bright yello...

Variegatum is a handsome cultivar of S. kamtschaticum with beautiful creamy margins on the notched, flat 2 inch leaves. Bears yellow flowers that age to red. Vigorous, evergreen perennial wit...

Sedum lineare is a trailing and spreading sedum with rooting stems up to 1 foot long. The leaves are light green, closely set, 1 inch long. The flowers are yellow star-shaped and profuse from l...

S. morganianum can be grown outdoors only in warm climates. The common name refers to its growth habit which produces long trailing rope-like stems with leaves packed close to the stem. It rare...

Rhizomatous perennial with linear, toothed leaves. Dense corymb-like star-shaped flowers in light yellow and light green bloom in summer. Also known as Rhodiola wallichiana or Sedum wallichiana...

Sedum divergens is known as old man’s bones because the small, round leaves are reminiscent of a ball joint. The flowers are yellow and appear in summer. It is native from California to B...

Sedum kamtschaticum is a native of Asia, with 2 inch long, flat, spoon-shaped, glossy leaves with notched margins. Rosy Glow has pinkish-blue foliage and star-shaped, pink flowers that bloom fr...

Sedum acre or Golden Carpet Sedum is a very rapidly creeping species forming a mat, too quickly for some rock gardens. The leaves are triangular in cross section, the yellow flowers bloom in ea...

S.anglicum is low and spreading, 2 to 4 inches in height. It has dark green leaves and pinkish white flowers in the spring. Good ground cover. Sedums are excellent grown in the rock garden, con...

Sedum brevifolium is an extremely low growing plant, only 2 to 3 inches tall with tiny, densely packed gray-white leaves with a hint or red. The summer flowers are white or pinkish. Sedums are ...