I am way behind on reading this forum and I'm sure this ID is somewhere. This is a low-growing very fast-spreading ground cover sedum. Has inconspicuous yellow flowers that don't last long. In this pic there are a few of the blue spruce sedums growing in with it but it's the short one I would like to learn the correct name for. Thanks. Yes, I know it's a thug.
OOPs, posted wrong pic to start out. My vision is so bad I can't always see pics clearly. This is the right one. It shows it growing with blue spruce and Angelina.

This is Sedum sarmentosum, the "monster" of the sedum
Very vigorous, like you said. Better keep it in control and off the lawn!!

sedumzz, sorry I posted wrong pic. That was "the monster". This one is too.

stilldew said: sedumzz, sorry I posted wrong pic. That was "the monster". This one is too.

I can't see clearly but it looks like Petrosedum tupestre

I can not find good photos of petrosedum tupestre. The closest to mine that I've found is pedrosedum rupestre or reflexed sedum. Gowing next to blue spruce sedum and Angelina sedum mine is finer textured and shorter. Here are some clearer photos. Thanks for your help

Ah HA! That, my friend, is Sedum sexangulare! Another member of the "vigorous gang"! Quite cute, I must say, your colony is quite nice mixed in with the nice Petrosedum.

Thank you. I so hate not knowing a name. I like the sedum carpet look and am afraid I may have gotten a little carried away with the thugs, but it's way more fun than lawn. I know I need to dig it away from the iris or I may just give up on iris. Daylilies, lilies and clematis don't seem to mind all the sedum growing around them.

Wow! So lush

That's great! My front yard wants to look like that when it grows up!