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 muscoideum

Sedum nagasakianum

Sedum nanifolium

Sedum nevii A. Gray

Sedum nevii ambig.

Sedum niveum is a low-growing, evergreen succulent that reaches approximately 5 cm in height. It develops basal rosettes composed of flat, oval leaves that exhibit a greyish-green hue. During early to late summer, the plant produces flowers characterized by white petals that may have pink tinges or veining, accompanied by red or black anthers.

Sedum niveum

Sedum nudum

Sedum nussbaumerianum is a succulent perennial that forms low mounds with fleshy leaves emerging from trailing, rooting stems. The leaves are primarily green but can develop an orange hue under dry and sunlit conditions. In the spring, this plant produces rounded clusters of small, star-like white flowers.

Sedum nussbaumerianum

Sedum oaxacanum is a perennial succulent that maintains its foliage year-round, forming a dense mat. Its rosettes consist of green leaves adorned with powdery white tips. In the spring and summer months, it produces yellow flowers that take on a star-like shape. This plant is well-suited for various settings, including rock gardens, pots, hanging baskets, living walls, or as an indoor plant in a conservatory.

Sedum oaxacanum

Sedum obcordatum

Sedum oblanceolatum

Sedum obtusatum A. Gray

Sedum obtusatum subsp. boreale

Sedum obtusatum subsp. retusum

Sedum obtusifolium is a low-growing, evergreen succulent that reaches heights of approximately 10 cm. It features clusters of flat, dense green leaves that develop a bronze-red hue when exposed to full sunlight. In summer, this plant produces star-shaped pink blooms. Following the flowering period, the leaves will die back, but new rosettes emerge in autumn, surviving through winter. In spring, these rosettes develop new stems, setting the stage for the next round of summer flowers.

Sedum obtusifolium

Sedum obtusifolium 'Variegatum' (v)

Sedum obtusifolium var. listoniae

Sedum ochroleucum is a succulent perennial that grows low to the ground, featuring a compact, spreading form. Its stems rise slightly and are adorned with narrow, pointed leaves that are fleshy and range in color from grey to blue-green, often exhibiting a reddish tint. In early summer, the upright stems produce dense clusters of cream-colored flowers.

Sedum ochroleucum

Sedum ochroleucum 'Green Spreader'

Sedum ochroleucum 'Red Wiggle' is a compact, evergreen succulent with slender, needle-like leaves that start as olive green and transition to a pinkish-red hue as they mature. During the spring and summer, it may produce small yellow flowers, though they are not particularly prominent. This plant is well-suited for dry conditions, making it an excellent choice for ground cover, as well as for use in pots, containers, or vertical gardens.

Sedum ochroleucum 'Red Wiggle'

Sedum ochroleucum subsp. ochroleucum glaucum

Sedum orbatum

Sedum oreades

Sedum oreganum is a low-growing, evergreen perennial that reaches up to 10 cm in height. Its fleshy green leaves transition to a bronze-red hue during the summer months. In the same season, it produces clusters of small, star-shaped yellow flowers atop short stems.

Sedum oreganum

Sedum oreganum 'Variegatum' (v)

Sedum oreganum subsp. tenue is a low-growing, evergreen succulent that reaches a height of approximately 10 cm. It features a sprawling growth pattern, characterized by reddish stems and small, shiny, fleshy green leaves that take on a reddish-purple hue during the summer months. In summer, it produces clusters of bright yellow, star-shaped flowers on the ends of short stems.

Sedum oreganum subsp. tenue

Sedum oregonense is a low-growing, evergreen succulent that typically reaches a height of about 15 cm. It features a spreading growth habit with branching stems and small, thick grey-green leaves that have blunt or slightly notched tips. The edges of the leaves can occasionally exhibit a reddish hue. During the summer, the plant sends up upright flowering shoots that can grow up to 30 cm tall, showcasing clusters of small, star-shaped flowers that are creamy white in color.

Sedum oregonense

Sedum oryzifolium

Sedum oryzifolium 'Minus'

Sedum oxycoccoides

Sedum oxypetalum

Sedum pachyphyllum

Sedum pallidum

Sedum pallidum var. bithynicum

Sedum palmeri is a perennial succulent characterized by its sprawling growth habit and numerous branching stems. It produces rosettes of thick, spoon-shaped leaves that are grey-green and pointed at the tips. In bright light or cooler conditions, the foliage takes on a reddish-pink hue. During spring, clusters of yellow flowers emerge on short stems.

Sedum palmeri

Sedum palmeri subsp. palmeri tetraploid is a perennial succulent characterized by its sprawling habit and multiple branching stems. It develops rosettes of broad, fleshy leaves that are grey-green and pointed, reminiscent of aeoniums. Under bright light or cooler conditions, the leaves take on a reddish-pink hue. In the spring, this plant produces clusters of yellow flowers on short stems.

Sedum palmeri subsp. palmeri tetraploid

Sedum parvum

Sedum pedicellatum

Sedum perezdelarosae

Sedum pilosum

Sedum polytrichoides

Sedum polytrichoides 'Chocolate Ball' is a low-growing perennial that reaches up to 10 cm in height. It features dense clusters of fleshy, needle-like leaves that exhibit a dark bronze hue, arranged along its trailing, rooting stems. During the summer months, this variety produces clusters of small, star-shaped yellow blooms that emerge above the foliage.

Sedum polytrichoides 'Chocolate Ball'

Sedum porphyranthes

Sedum pruinatum

Sedum pubescens

Sedum pulchellum is a low-growing perennial that reaches up to 10 cm in height, characterized by its fleshy, needle-like leaves that are a vibrant green. During late spring and early summer, this plant produces clusters of pink flowers that are arranged in a horizontal pattern. Although individual plants may not live long, they readily self-seed, ensuring their continued presence in the garden.

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