Hylotelephium telephium subsp. ruprechtii, also known as Hylotelephium maximum subsp. ruprechtii, is a succulent plant with opposite
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These succulents are rated USDA Hardiness Zone 4a. They can tolerate cold down from -30 to -25 °F (-34.4 to -31.7 °C).
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Phedimus stevenianus, formerly known as Sedum stevenianum, is a rare succulent with very short, branching, ascending, densely leafy…
Hylotelephium 'Wildfire', also known as Sedum 'Wildfire', is a colorful succulent with shiny-red leaves with contrasting hot-pink…
Phedimus middendorfianus f. striatus, formerly known as Sedum middendorffianum f. striatum, is a succulent plant with numerous erect or…
Hylotelephium tatarinowii, formerly known as Sedum tatarinowii, is a splendid clump-forming succulent with thick tuberous roots and many…
Phedimus sichotensis, formerly known as Sedum sichotense, is an attractive succulent with ascending stems that bear narrow bright green…
Hylotelephium cyaneum (Azure Stonecrop), formerly known as Sedum cyaneum, is a mat-forming succulent with short stems and fleshy smooth…
Sedum brevifolium (Short-leaved Stonecrop) is a small succulent with greyish-green, blue-green, dark green, or often red leaves usually…
Phedimus litoralis (Popov Island Stonecrop), formerly known as Sedum litorale, is a succulent plant with a simple elongated creeping…
Hylotelephium cauticola (Cliff Stonecrop), formerly known as Sedum cauticola, is a mat-forming succulent with trailing stems that bear grey…