I have two forms of this Sedum sexangulare type, one more mini than the other. One is interesting in that the branch of leaves has a slight spiraling to it. And the other mini one has a round bushy layout to its increasing growth. It's close to 12 midnite and can't take photo but here's link to some pics. Both of the ones I have stick around in the winter while the stonecrop ones disappear and then come back...I'll try and take pic in the morrow...

Our winters here are quite milder being no snow just chilly days/nights with some rains, but I do notice my Sedum spathulifolium 'Cape Blanco', Sedum s. 'Carnea', Sedum oreganum, Sedum rubrotinctum do not die down, and have lovely color changes too.

Now there's a list for you from Tarev!

I bought and planted Sedum confusum last year and it turned rosy over winter and spring. It is normally all green. Not sure of hardiness right off hand...

Connie, took a peek behind the S.confusum and rest of planting is breathtaking!

Probably not quite as nice as you think; another thingy I need to do over. The S. repestre is in a separate pot just temporarily parked there.Here is a photo of the whole thing I took about two weeks ago:



This is the one where the scrub jays pretty much picked out all of the coco liner.

Can I at least say that the plants you have there are beautiful ones and the lil angel isn't half bad?

Yep you sure can say that! Thanks!

What a gorgeous color Sedum confusum is there!

Great list of plants tarev, and Connie, your photo of confusum is great. love that plant.

S. album 'Coral Carpet' is evergreen here and has great color in the winter.


S. hispanicum Blue Carpet is everygreen.


S. hispanicum var minus


S. lydium


S. album laconicum

Clint, just saw this, it says it may be the same as hispanicum minor and that it is an evergreen sedum
http://www.perennials.com/plan...

It would look very cool in winter if it stays that color!! I can't remember what zone are you in?

Now you know that its really similar to hispanicum minor!!