Sedum aetnense is a small annual succulent with erect or ascending, usually simple stems covered with fleshy erect-appressed leaves …
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Sedum is a large genus of flowering plants in the family Crassulaceae. The species are found throughout the Northern Hemisphere.
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Sedum annuum (Annual Stonecrop) is an annual or rarely biennial succulent with erect stems that bear pea green or red-tinged leaves. It…
Sedum griseum is a much-branched succulent subshrub with upright or sometimes procumbent stems and small finely papillose leaves. The stems…
Sedum kimnachii is a much-branched succulent subshrub with decumbent stems that can grow up to 10 inches (25 cm) long, often rooting at …
Sedum glabrum is a small succulent that forms a dense clump of basal rosettes of green, smooth leaves. The leaves are oblanceolate to …
Sedum 'Pat's Pink', also sold as ×Graptosedum 'Paddy Peate' or ×Sedeveria 'Pat's Pink', is a small, spreading succulent shrub that forms …
Sedum sinforosanum is a small succulent that forms rosettes of fleshy, grey-green to rose-colored leaves with margins markedly pink …
Sedum actinocarpum is an annual succulent with simple, apically 2-branched, or rarely 3-branched stems with alternate or sometimes …
Sedum piaxtlaense is a small succulent that forms a dense tuft of light grayish-green, densely pilose leaves arranged in rosettes around …
Sedum leibergii (Leiberg Stonecrop) is a biennial succulent with a slender rootstock and spirally arranged leaves that form small, flat …