It looks like what I call "Oregonum" but that would be unexpected to find a west coast native out on the east coast...

Nevermind, Oregonum has yellow flowers.

BTW the blooms havnt completely opened.But I suspect there isnt much yellow there.

Yeah, you said white flowers :P

Its not a matter of life and death.I thought I had Borschii and wanted to put it on database.
Now I will put the same pix on DB but under the right plant.

could it be close to Sedum album 'Laconium' ? Has white flowers?

http://www.sedumphotos.net/v/s...

or S. album 'Athoum?

http://www.sedumphotos.net/v/s...

or S. album 'Brevifolium?

http://www.sedumphotos.net/v/s...

S. album 'Athoum is close.
My plant has green stems.I dont know if lavender stems on the other 2 images is due to camera or different time of year.
I am hovering over this plant to be there when the blooms open.
I ordered Laconcium but with the other misslabel who knows.

Getting close is good. Glad somebody is keeping good records. I think I have been neglecting my record-keeping too long and now it gives me a headache just to think about how to go back and start again...

I am pretty sure that I have that. Just can't remember the name and I am not home to look at the plant. But it looks very familiar and one of my plants does bloom white. Great help I am.

I have serious memory loss so I keep records so I dont foul up.
Its bad enough when a vendor sends the wrong plant.I have been dealing with Borschii all day.
If the plant blooms white I will label it laconicum

Take a look at this one. It is pretty small and tight. It grows in the cracks of my brick patio.
White Stonecrop Murale Sedum album

A few of my new ones.
Dark Knight


Nana

The name Nana makes me smile. Not sure why?
Love the photos.

I think because some times a grandmother is called Nana. I can just here a little one saying Nana will you ----

That must be it.

Aww I have to pick up Nana. That is what all the grands called my Mom. I have been designing memorial gardens in her memory. The last years of her life she made stepping stones at the Senior Day Care. I have the shade garden almost complete. I picked up Praying Hands Hosta because she was always praying for me. I planted Hosta Hanky Panky behind the Hosta Praying hands.

I could put one of the stepping stones and surround it with Nana. Thank you posting that one.

What a way to remember and honour the memory of your Mom, Cinta. I love it!

Like the hosta arrangement!!
Lynn, I bought this when we went to the nursery outside of Portland. Can't remember the name.

Joy Creek, what a great day that was Julia.

The description of the memorial garden touches my heart Cinta.