As a comment about Japanese Woodland Stonecrop (Sedum makinoi 'Ogon'), Catmint20906 wrote:

Sedum (Sedum makinoi) 'Ogon' is an extremely attractive groundcover sedum with delicate, light green to pale gold foliage. In my zone 7a garden, it does best in part shade with medium to dry soil. It spreads slowly in the garden to about 12 inches. It is a less common sedum and can be difficult to find in nurseries, but it is worth the effort to find it.
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Nov 17, 2014 9:09 AM CST
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Name: Kyla Houbolt
Gastonia, NC (Zone 7b)
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I am wondering if Ogon is really what I have! I am zone 7 (not sure if a or b) and it got down to mid 20s, and the sedum I'd thought was Ogon definitely shows freeze damage. I've brought the container of it inside in hope it will recover, but a plant meant to be hardy to 6a, temps down to minus 20, should not have suffered this much damage. I was thinking the hardiness notation maybe should be changed, but if yours is surviving nicely outside, then I think I may have a different plant entirely (though it looks just the same.)

Very curious indeed!
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