S. rupestre “Lemon Ball”
Great for a fast growing groundcover, can handle sun or shade. Chartreuse foliage, tight rosettes in sun, lemon-yellow flowers in spring.
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Sedum “Little Miss Sunshine”
PPAF
Deep green glossy leaves topped with bright yellow flowers in early summer. Forms dense mounds, great for rock gardens and borders. Attracts butterflies and bees; Deer resistant.
Sedum “Little Missy”
Small button leaves creep along the ground. Makes a good hanging basket plant or plant between pavers, in rock gardens. Red edges in full sun. White/pink flowers in summer.
Sedum “Red Canyon”
Vibrant red-violet color, low growing, good for hanging baskets. Pink flowers
Sedum “Red Carpet”
S. spurium “Red Carpet”
Phedimus spurius
Leaves will turn bright red in full sun, green with red edges in shadier conditions. Low growing, mat-forming groundcover. Great for rock gardens. Deer resistant. Pink flowers in fall.
Sedum “Red Wiggle”
S. ochroleucum “Red Wiggle”
Groundcover stonecrop with tiny bright red leaves. Heat tolerant. Attracts butterflies.
Sedum “Thundercloud”
Serrated edged leaves, pink flower sprays. Semi-deciduous. 8-20″ tall
Sedum “Tricolor”
S. spurium “Tricolor”
Low groundcover succulent. multi-colored leaves.
Sedum “Turquoise Tails”
S. sediforme “Turquoise Tails”
An older variety that has gotten more popular in recent years. Long trailing stems with blue leaves. Pale yellow flowers.
Sedum “Voodoo”
S. spurium “Voodoo”
Mat-forming groundcover succulent. Red-tipped leaves, flowers
Sedum acre “Blue Moss”
Tiny knobbly leaves on pendant stems. Yellow flowers.
Sedum acre “Elegans”
Tiny knobbly leaves on pendant stems. Compact, mat-forming groundcover. Yellow flowers. New growth comes in pale and darkens to a rich green.
Sedum adolphii
4″ trailing yellow rosettes
Sedum adolphii “Firestorm”
Trailing rosettes, bright yellow with pointy orange tips. Great in mixed succulent gardens as the unusual coloring matches well with others.
Sedum album “Nigra”
Spreads easily. Dark colored in full sun. Great as a groundcover, rock gardens and green roofs. 4″ tall.
Sedum anglicum
Groundcover evergreen stonecrop, white blooms
Sedum arborescens
Medium shrubby with thick branches to 3 ft. tall; yellow flowers
Sedum burrito
S. morganianum “Burrito”
Pendant evergreen stonecrop w/small thick leaves, pink blooms
Sedum carnicolor
Mounding habit w/bronze-blue/green rosettes
Sedum commixtum
Trailing stems, 2-3″ rosettes, blue ovate leaves with red tips and a hint of purple in full sun. Great for rock gardens, easy to care for.
Sedum dasyphyllum “Major”
Tight evergreen stonecrop w/small thick blue leaves
Sedum dendroideum
2 to 3 feet tall, yellow flowers. Low growing shrub, very hardy. Great in planter strips.
Sedum divergens
Tight evergreen stonecrop w/small thick leaves. Red in sun.
Sedum furfuraceum
Round leaves speckled green and red. White flowers in summer. Will grow on creeping stems that turn upwards and can make a good rock garden and hanging basket plant.
Sedum hispanicum
Lush, thick springy mound of tiny rosette groundcover
Sedum hispanicum “Aureum”
Gold to chartreuse color depending on sun conditions. Great for rock gardens. White star-shaped flowers.
Sedum hispanicum v. purpureum
S. hispanicum v. minus “Purpureum”
Lush, thick springy mound of tiny rosettes, will spread as a groundcover. Plant between stepping stone. Deeper purple color in winter. Great as a moss-like succulent in terrariums and rock gardens.
Sedum kamtschaticum
Low growing, mat forming, quick spreading. Red in sun. Gold flowers.
Sedum kamtschaticum “Variegatum”
Low growing, mat forming, quick spreading. Slightly thick green and cream variegated leaves with pink edges in full sun. Gold flowers. Semi-deciduous.
Sedum kimnachii
Lush, thick green leaves, yellow flowers. Makes a great and dense succulent groundcover