Sedum consists of annuals, herbaceous perennials, or evergreen perennials characterized by their fleshy stems and leaves. During the summer or autumn, they produce clusters of small, star-like flowers.

Sedum diffusum 'Potosinum'

Sedum divergens

Sedum divergens large

Sedum drymarioides

Sedum duckbongii

Sedum ebracteatum

Sedum emarginatum is a perennial succulent that forms a low, spreading mat. It features rosettes of green, spoon-shaped foliage that develop a reddish-bronze hue in cooler weather. In spring and summer, this plant produces star-shaped yellow flowers. It is well-suited for use in hanging baskets, green walls, pots, containers, or rock gardens.

Sedum emarginatum

Sedum farinosum

Sedum formosanum

Sedum forsterianum is a perennial succulent that typically reaches a height of up to 15 cm. It features cylindrical, fleshy leaves that are a grey-blue hue and are densely arranged along its trailing, rooting stems. During the summer months, this plant produces yellow flowers that have a star-like shape.

Sedum forsterianum

Sedum forsterianum f. purpureum

Sedum forsterianum subsp. elegans is a succulent perennial that forms a low mound, reaching a height of approximately 20 cm. Its cylindrical, fleshy leaves are a grey-green hue and are densely arranged along trailing stems that can root as they extend. In summer, the plant produces clusters of star-shaped yellow flowers.

Sedum forsterianum subsp. elegans

Sedum forsterianum subsp. elegans 'Aureum'

Sedum forsterianum subsp. elegans 'Silver Stone'

Sedum forsterianum var. minor f. elegans

Sedum fragrans

Sedum frutescens

Sedum furfuraceum is a small, evergreen succulent that typically grows to around 30 cm in height, exhibiting a dense, bushy form. Its leaves are fleshy and egg-shaped, featuring a textured, crackled surface that can develop a purple hue when exposed to bright light. This plant occasionally produces offsets. In the spring, it bears white, star-like flowers that may show subtle pink tones in sunnier environments.

Sedum furfuraceum

Sedum fusiforme

Sedum glaebosum

Sedum glaucophyllum is a compact, evergreen perennial characterized by tidy rosettes of succulent leaves that are green or bluish-green in color. In the fall, the leaves transition to shades of pink and purple. During early summer, clusters of white, star-shaped flowers appear on flower stems that reach about 10 centimeters in height.

Sedum glaucophyllum

Sedum glaucophyllum 'Silver Frost'

Sedum glomerifolium

Sedum goldmanii

Sedum gracile is a low-profile, evergreen perennial succulent that is uncommon in gardens. It features clusters of slender, moss-like leaves in an olive-green hue. During the summer months, tiny white to pale pink flowers emerge. This plant is well-suited for pots or containers, allowing its foliage to take center stage.

Sedum gracile

Sedum greggii

This low-profile, evergreen perennial succulent features rosettes of reddish-green foliage that rise in slender columns. In spring and summer, star-shaped yellow blossoms emerge from the tips of the rosettes.

Sedum grisebachii subsp. kostovii

Sedum griseum

Sedum gypsicola

Sedum gypsicola glanduliferum

Sedum hakonense is a low-growing perennial that reaches heights of up to 10 cm. It features succulent, needle-like leaves with a bronze hue, densely arranged along its trailing, rooting stems. During the summer months, this plant produces clusters of small yellow flowers that resemble stars, rising above the foliage.

Sedum hakonense

Sedum hemsleyanum

Sedum hernandezii

Sedum hintonii

Sedum hispanicum is a low-growing, evergreen perennial that reaches heights of approximately 10 cm. It features small, succulent leaves that are blue-grey and soft to the touch, which may exhibit a purplish tint during cooler weather. In the summer, this plant produces star-like white flowers adorned with faint pink stripes.

Sedum hispanicum

Sedum hispanicum 'Albescens'

This low-growing, evergreen perennial reaches a height of up to 10 cm. It features small, succulent leaves that are blue-grey in color, which may develop a purplish tint during cooler weather. In the summer months, it produces pale pink, star-shaped flowers.

Sedum hispanicum 'Blue Carpet'

This evergreen perennial grows in a mat-like form, reaching heights of approximately 10 cm. It features small, succulent leaves that are blue-green and soft in texture, displaying a pale red hue when exposed to cooler temperatures. During the summer months, it produces star-shaped flowers that are creamy white with subtle pink stripes.

Sedum hispanicum var. minus

This compact, succulent evergreen perennial features dense clusters of small, lime green to yellow foliage. In spring and summer, it produces star-shaped flowers in a soft pink hue. It is an excellent choice for use in pots and containers.

Sedum hispanicum var. minus 'Aureum'

Sedum humifusum is a low-growing, evergreen succulent perennial that typically reaches a height of around 1 cm. It features sprawling stems and compact rosettes of closely arranged, mid-green leaves that transition to red as they mature. In early summer, this plant produces individual, bright yellow flowers measuring approximately 9 mm in diameter, which emerge at the tips of the stems.

Sedum humifusum

This compact succulent features rosettes of thick, green leaves on long, trailing stems that often root where they touch the soil. When subjected to drought or cold conditions, the leaves may develop a reddish hue. During the summer months, clusters of yellow flowers resembling stars emerge, rising above the foliage.

Sedum hybridum

Sedum hybridum 'Czar's Gold'

Sedum hybridum 'Immergrünchen'

Sedum hyperaizoon

Sedum indicum

Sedum indicum var. densirosulatum

Sedum japonicum

Sedum kamtschaticum is a compact, clump-forming perennial that retains its foliage for much of the year. Its succulent, vibrant green leaves provide a lush ground cover. In late summer, it produces numerous small, star-shaped flowers in a golden-yellow hue. This plant is well-suited for rock gardens and can fill spaces between paving stones effectively.

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