Looks like a match. I was going to say sedum 'Spiral Staircase' but I just looked at mine and the leaves are way too small. The flowers look similar but not the plant.

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Look at some of these.

Wow...that Sedum ternatum 'Larinem Park' looks like it, too!

What a bunch of beauties in that link! I need more time to look at all of them.

This one looks really close. Great link Julia.
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Great link Julia! I have some cuttings that someone gave me of this plant (knew it was a sedum but not the type!)

Valleylynn I believe you got it, as there are the dark spots on the white flower on mine just like the link.

THANK YOU SO MUCH. This is my all time favorite, when it is in bloom it is so incredible.

thanks everyone for the great links. Yall are as handy as a pocket in a shirt....

Glad you got an ID, Jan. Now I want it.

...off to check ATP's Recommendations for a good supplier...

It takes a village of plant lovers to find a plant.
That is an awesome sedum, I'll have to see if I can find it around here.

So far I've only been able to find seeds by the *pound*. I don't need quite that many.

One supplier has it, but wants way more for shipping than I'm willing to pay.

Here is a little more information on it. What a wonderful plant. http://www.plantdelights.com/S...

This is my 'Spiral Staircase' Not the same plant but still nice.

Lemon Curl is so bright!

Chocolate Ball has a bit of color left.

This one is 'Bella Dinverno' Has nice coloring too it right now but not showing in this picture.

The little jelly bean leaves of 'Bella Dinverno' are so cute.
Your 'Chocolate Ball' looks like mine right now. It tends to go winter dormant in my garden.
Did your S. 'Spiral Staircase' come with that name Julia? It sure looks like the one at Sedum Photos.net http://www.sedumphotos.net/v/s...

Julia, I think your 'Lemon Coral'/'Lemon Curl' is my new favorite in the beds this month. It has retained that wonderful neon chartreuse/yellow color all the way to the middle of November so far. It will be interesting to see what it does during winter months, then spring.
It has now become Petrosedum rupestre subsp. rupestre 'Lemon Coral' in our database. You can still find it by searching for Sedum 'Lemon Coral' or S. 'Lemon Curl'.
Dave has been making the search engine stronger and stronger. It is amazing.

Yes , Here's the tag. Love the growth habit of this one.


I was reading one of the treads about the search engine. Last year my lemon curl got hit hard with the frost but it did recover. The tag said Lemon Ball but we discussed that last year. Seems those breeders are playing name games!

Lemon Ball was one of my new ones this year. I really like it, too. It looks really bright against a layer of black aquarium gravel.

It looks like I should change the name in my records to Lemon Coral?

Lemon Ball, Lemon Curl, Lemon Coral.
Meixanum, reflexum, rupetre.
I think it is time to revisit this plant name.

Just looked again. I think the correct naming is Sedum mexicanum 'Lemon Ball'. Which will put it back into the genus of Sedum.

No don't change the name Chelle. It should show as 'Lemon Ball'.

I have purchased all three of those, thinking they were different cultivars (Lemon Ball, Lemon Curl, Lemon Coral)... at least I won't run out any time soon .

Okay, Lynn. Thanks!

This has really been a confusing mess to figure out.

Okay Connie, have you looked at all three to see if they have differences?

I didn't see any differences in them. I'll check again in a month or two. Do you mean that these are assumed to be the same due to the ubiquitous mixups that always seem to occur in the trade?