Haven't had time to read all this thread yet, but it looks like you guys have some interesting sedum. I've been growing a lot of the common ones for years and am now going to try getting the cuttings I just got to root and will either plant them outside or may keep some inside until spring.
Here's one I grow that I've always called sedum acre, but it doesn't seem to really match the photos in the database. I throw it on the ground around the feet of my lilies and daylilies and it seems to grow anywhere.
Sedum Kamtschaticum is one that grows along the edges of many of my beds. I am going to get rid of some of it to make room for some of my new ones.
Here it is blooming last spring.
I call this one golden tear drops. Not sure of it's real name. It's nice for edging and also in pots where it trails down.
Taller ones I grown include Sedum Neon, Ruby Glow and takesimensis . Here are some the sedums in a stacking planter. The one with the yellow flowers is takesimensis.
My favorite is this little blue one. pallidum var. bithynicum. I had a big clump of it, but after flowering it has about disappeared. It does that every year, then comes back from seeds.
Here it is beside Angelina, another favorite last spring.
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Here it is beside Angelina, another favorite last spring.
