Love the little trailing sedum. If anyone needs some Sedum Ogon or Sedum Mexicanum Lemon Ball, I have some for sale in the classifieds. Will be adding more tender ones including Coppertone.

Out of curiosity, did we ever find out which kind of sedum Little Missy hails from?...or did I miss that info from somewhere? OK, maybe I need to look it up myself...I hate doing that...

Can you give us a link Susan?

I can't find anything so far on the parentage of 'Little Missy'.

She must be out digging. Here Lynn
The thread "A little this a little that for sale. Sedums, daylilies, iris, lilies" in Classifieds and Group Buys forum

Some really nice things.

Thank you Julia, going to look. Looking is fun.

I am so excited, look what I found.
Direct from Chris Hansen's own online sales website. http://www.greatgardenplants.c...
He has S. 'Firecracker', but don't see the S. 'Jade Tuffet'. Must be out.

Bev I love your NOID sedum, it looks like it could be a hybrid though to me (like sedum and crassula or something - don't even know if that's possible!)
And I love that you own a plant called "Little Missy"

Something like this?


A cross between Cremnophila nutans and Sedum humifusum.

The unknown sedum is smaller than Little Gem and does not have the flattened look of the foliage that little Gem does. Also after a month of a little more sun exposure, the foliage lightened in color.

In Aug and then a month later:

Wow, that is a big change in leaf shape and thickness.

Have you posted the two photos in the Plant ID Forum? http://garden.org/forums/view/...

valleylynn said:Wow, that is a big change in leaf shape and thickness.

Ok, now you got me worried that I might have mixed something up...it's too dark outside to check. I will verify tomorrow. I have multiples of these buggers and hope they were all of the same plant...

Dont cha just hate that!!! Bev maybe you need to get the flashlight out!!! I'd love a cutting if you plan to attend next year's semp clinic!! It is a lovely plant!
Lynn I love that cremnosedum!! Now I have to go to a nursery! Just WOW!

Here is a small leafed sedum that I have, it looks like it'd be tender, but it is hardy!!! (although this is my first winter with the plant - so I'm going to keep it in a pot and keep it dry ish) and also compared to the photos in the database mine is different
Sedum niveum

a photo of one that always looks so good in the fall...phedimus 'dragon's blood'

Greg they are beautiful. That S. niveum is awesome. Where did you get that one?
Perennial Obsession has the Cremnosedum.

Lynn Niveum I got in February when we went to Portland - Julia and I stopped at Xera plants - an amazing nursery and quite dangerous

Greg, that Sedum niveum looks most sculptural!

Sadly those were its good days - over the summer I think I had it in too much sun and now it only has growth on 2 places on the sides...but I'm thinking of taking a bunch of cuttings off of it and see how they do!