sedumsedum
genusgenusSucculent plants characterized by their thick, fleshy leaves arranged in rosettes or trailing patterns, often forming dense mats or cushions. These resilient plants come in a variety of shapes and sizes, with clusters of tiny star-shaped flowers that attract pollinators.
Etymology
The name 'Sedum' comes from the Latin word 'sedere,' meaning 'to sit,' referring to the way many species grow low and appear to sit on rocks or walls.
Interesting fact!
These hardy plants can store water so efficiently in their leaves that some can survive up to two years without any additional water in their natural habitat.
All species of Sedum
sedumPachyphyllum
Jelly bean plant, Blue jelly beans, Sugar almond plant.
sedumAdolphii
Golden sedum, Coppertone stonecrop, Golden glow sedum.
sedumMorganianum
Burro's tail, Donkey's tail, Horse's tail.
sedumDasyphyllum
Blue tears sedum, Corsican stonecrop, Silver tears.
sedumMulticeps
Mini Joshua tree, Desert coral, Miniature tree sedum.
sedumRubrotinctum
Jelly bean plant, Pork and beans, Christmas cheer.
sedumHernandezii
Tiny buttons, Mexican stonecrop, Jelly bean plant.
sedumMakinoi
Japanese golden sedum, Makino's sedum, Golden Japanese stonecrop.
sedumNussbaumerianum
Coppertone sedum, Peach glow, Copper stonecrop.
sedumLucidum
Shiny stonecrop, Looking glass sedum, Mirror sedum.
sedumTetractinum
Chinese sedum, Coral reef stonecrop, Hardy sedum.
sedumPalmeri
Palmer's sedum, Mexican snowdrops, Pink butterflies.
sedumFurfuraceum
Powdery stonecrop, Sugar sedum, Frosted stonecrop.
sedumSpathulifolium
Broadleaf stonecrop, Pacific stonecrop, Powder sedum.
sedumDendroideum
Tree stonecrop, Bush sedum, Mexican tree sedum.
sedumSieboldii
October daphne, Japanese stonecrop, October plant.
sedumStahlii
Chocolate bean sedum, Chocolate drops, Bronze jelly beans.
sedumClavatum
Tater tots sedum, Powdered donkey tail, White trailing sedum.
sedumHintonii
Hinton's sedum, Butterfly stonecrop, Mexican cascading sedum.
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