Sedum kamtschaticum from Korea [Phedimus kamtschaticus]
Date: 07/20/2003
This regional form from Korea has light creamy-white variegation around the outside edges of the toothed leaves.
Carpet forming plant with attractive yellow flowers. Comes from an area with high summer and winter rain and should be tolerant of these conditions. Deciduous.
Sedum kamtschaticum [Phedimus kamtschaticus] (1)
Date: 01/27/2006
Fast spreading, carpet forming plant with green leaves that turn red in the fall. Clusters of yellow flowers in the summer. Tolerant of moisture. Deciduous. Native of Siberia, Japan and China.
Sedum kamtschaticum [Phedimus kamtschaticus] (2)
Date: 05/22/2006
Fast spreading, carpet forming plant with green leaves that turn red in the fall. Clusters of yellow flowers in the summer. Tolerant of moisture. Deciduous. Native of Siberia, Japan and China.
Sedum kamtschaticum floriferum 'Weihenstephaner Gold' [Phedimus kamtschaticus floriferus 'Weihenstephaner Gold']
Date: 02/25/2003
This variety has fairly small dark green leaves that turn somewhat bronzy in full hot sun. Fast growing groundcover with yellow flowers (not gold as the name implies). Deciduous.
Sedum kamtschaticum 'Golden Carpet' [Phedimus kamtschaticus 'Golden Carpet'] (1)
Date: 07/06/2004
This is a nice carpeting variety that flowers very heavily with yellow flowers. Attractive, sturdy, medium green leaves.
Check out the petal count on the blossoms in this photograph. I see a petal count of 5,6,7,8 and 9 on different flowers.
Sedum kamtschaticum 'Golden Carpet' [Phedimus kamtschaticus 'Golden Carpet'] (2)
Date: 07/20/2003
This is a nice carpeting variety that flowers very heavily with yellow flowers. Attractive, sturdy, medium green leaves. Deciduous.
Sedum kamtschaticum kurilense [Phedimus kamtschaticus kurilense]
Date: 07/06/2004
This is a somewhat diminutive form of Sedum kamtschaticum from the Kurile islands off the coast of Japan. Yellow flowers with reddish anthers and carpels that turn a colorful orange-red. Leaf margins also take on a reddish hue in the sun. Deciduous.
Sedum kamtschaticum 'Tekari Dake' [Phedimus kamtschaticus 'Tekari Dake'] (1)
Date: 01/27/2006
This is a very compact bushy form with star-shaped golden-yellow flowers and dark green leaves. Stems turn red in sun. It is named after the mountain in Japan where it comes from. Deciduous.
Sedum kamtschaticum 'Tekari Dake' [Phedimus kamtschaticus 'Tekari Dake'] (2)
Date: 04/08/2002
This is a very compact bushy form with star-shaped golden-yellow flowers and dark green leaves. Stems turn red in sun. It is named after the mountain in Japan where it comes from. Deciduous.
Sedum kamtschaticum variegatum [Phedimus kamtschaticus variegatus] (1)
Date: 01/27/2006
This is compact growing form that has fairly large leaves that have cream colored variegation on the margins that takes on a hint of pink in the full sun. The yellow flowers and pink to orange-red carpels appear on plants at the same time giving this a truly 'tricolor' appearance. Deciduous.
Sedum kimnachii (1)
Date: 02/28/2005
Often mislabeled Sedum decumbens or Sedum confusum. This is a Mexican subshrub species with rounded glossy green leaves. Numerous yellow flowers in clusters in spring. I grow mine in an unheated greenhouse where they have survived 14 degrees F. The soil has been frozen around the roots of these day after day for 2 weeks and the plants all survived.
Sedum kimnachii (2)
Date: 12/14/2004
Often mislabeled Sedum decumbens or Sedum confusum. This is a Mexican subshrub species with rounded glossy green leaves. Numerous yellow flowers in clusters in spring. I grow mine in an unheated greenhouse where they have survived 14 degrees F. The soil has been frozen around the roots of these day after day for 2 weeks and the plants all survived.
Sedum laconicum
Date: 10/14/2003
Tiny plant with gray-green leaves. Yellow flowers in summer have a red line running their length. Dies back to small rosettes at soil level after blooming in late summer. From Greece and Crete.
Sedum lanceolatum
Date: 09/13/2003
Stems creep along sending out roots as they go. In the second season, a stem will bloom, seed then die. Offsets appear at the base of the plant to continue the process. Leaves are dark gray-green and color up nicely in the sun. Fairly long flower stalks hold the bright yellow summer flowers high above basal offsets. North American native.
Sedum laxum (1)
Date: 02/12/2002
I'm not sure this is Identified correctly. Any help would be appreciated.
Sedum 'Lime Gum Drops' (1)
Date: 04/09/2005
Beautiful powdery blue-gray rosettes of foliage. Large white flower clusters on stems that seem to come out laterally from between older leaves. Seems to hold on to older leaves nicely. Tender.
Sedum 'Lime Gum Drops' (2)
Date: 10/26/2005
Beautiful powdery blue-gray rosettes of foliage. Large white flower clusters on stems that seem to come out laterally from between older leaves. Holds on to older leaves nicely. Tender.
Sedum lineare variegatum (1)
Date: 07/06/2004
Narrow linear leaves are green with cream edges. Stems creep and trail nicely, making this an excellent choice for hanging baskets. Flowers aren't very common on this variegated form, but the ones that do appear are yellow in clusters. Increase the size of this photo, using the resizer to the right of this text, and check out the shape of the sepals and carpels as well as the petals.
Sedum lineare variegatum (2)
Date: 09/13/2003
Narrow linear leaves are green with cream edges. Stems creep and trail nicely, making this an excellent choice for hanging baskets. Flowers aren't very common on this variegated form, but the ones that do appear are yellow in clusters.
Sedum 'Little Gem' [xCremnosedum 'Little Gem'] (1)
Date: 04/09/2005
This 'Little Gem' is a cross between Sedum cremnophila and Sedum humifusum. It forms a compact mat of shiny dark green rosettes that turn reddish in the sun. It seems to be a heavy bloomer with clusters of yellow flowers on short stems that take on reddish hues in sun.
Sedum 'Little Gem' [xCremnosedum 'Little Gem'] (2)
Date: 10/25/2005
This 'Little Gem' is a cross between Sedum cremnophila and Sedum humifusum. It forms a compact mat of shiny dark green rosettes that turn reddish in the sun. It seems to be a heavy bloomer with clusters of yellow flowers on short stems that take on reddish hues in sun.
Sedum longipes
Date: 10/26/2005
Tiny light green rounded leaves are spaced out on stems that have red speckles. Whitish flowers in winter in loose clusters. Good in hanging baskets. Grows on vertical faces in shady moist situations in Mexico.
Sedum lucidum (1)
Date: 10/25/2005
Smooth, succulent, glossy green leaves cover the 9 inch long stems and are reluctant to drop, making this a species that has staying power in the 'attractive' department. The white flower clusters sprout out of the ends of the stems. The carpels turn bright colors making the overall blossom color appear pink. Good hanging basket specimen. From Mexico.
Sedum lucidum (2)
Date: 10/26/2005
Smooth, succulent, glossy green leaves cover the 9 inch long stems and are reluctant to drop, making this a species that has staying power in the 'attractive' department. The white flower clusters sprout out of the ends of the stems. The carpels turn bright colors making the overall blossom color appear pink. Good hanging basket specimen. From Mexico.
Sedum lucidum (3)
Date: 05/07/2006
Smooth, succulent, glossy green leaves cover the 9 inch long stems and are reluctant to drop, making this a species that has staying power in the 'attractive' department. The white flower clusters sprout out of the ends of the stems. The carpels turn bright colors making the overall blossom color appear pink. Good hanging basket specimen. From Mexico.
Sedum lucidum (4)
Date: 05/07/2006
Smooth, succulent, glossy green leaves cover the 9 inch long stems and are reluctant to drop, making this a species that has staying power in the 'attractive' department. The white flower clusters sprout out of the ends of the stems. The carpels turn bright colors making the overall blossom color appear pink. Good hanging basket specimen. From Mexico.
Sedum lucidum 'Obesum' (1)
Date: 10/26/2005
Smooth, succulent, rounded, plump glossy green leaves take on an awesome cherry-red color in full sun. The white flower clusters sprout out of the ends of the stems. Good hanging basket specimen. From Mexico.
Sedum lucidum 'Obesum' (2)
Date: 12/14/2004
Smooth, succulent, rounded, plump glossy green leaves take on an awesome cherry-red color in full sun. The white flower clusters sprout out of the ends of the stems. Good hanging basket specimen. From Mexico.
Sedum lucidum 'Obesum' (4)
Date: 04/23/2006
Smooth, succulent, rounded, plump glossy green leaves take on an awesome cherry-red color in full sun. The white flower clusters sprout out of the ends of the stems. Good hanging basket specimen. From Mexico.
Sedum lucidum 'Obesum' (5)
Date: 04/23/2006
Smooth, succulent, rounded, plump glossy green leaves take on an awesome cherry-red color in full sun. The white flower clusters sprout out of the ends of the stems. Good hanging basket specimen. From Mexico.
Sedum x luteolum nssp. hegnaueri (1)
Date: 10/25/2005
This is a naturally occuring hybrid between Sedum rupestre and Sedum sediforme from the French Alps. Gray pointed leaves. Pale yellow flowers in upright rounded flower clusters. Evergreen perennial.
Sedum x luteolum nssp. hegnaueri (2)
Date: 10/25/2005
This is a naturally occuring hybrid between Sedum rupestre and Sedum sediforme from the French Alps. Gray pointed leaves. Pale yellow flowers in upright rounded flower clusters. Evergreen perennial.
Sedum luteoviride (1)
Date: 04/09/2005
This Mexican plant turns out to be a naturally occuring hybrid between Sedum greggii and Sedum praealtum subsp. parvifolium. A subshrub with glossy yellow-green foliage that turns bright red in full sun. The lower two thirds of the stems become bare in time. Bright yellow flowers. Fairly hardy for a Mexican Sedum. Evergreen.
Sedum luteoviride (2)
Date: 12/11/2004
This Mexican plant turns out to be a naturally occuring hybrid between Sedum greggii and Sedum praealtum subsp. parvifolium. A subshrub with glossy yellow-green foliage that turns bright red in full sun. The lower two thirds of the stems become bare in time. Bright yellow flowers. Fairly hardy for a Mexican Sedum. Evergreen.
Sedum lydium (1)
Date: 07/06/2004
This is a very short carpet forming type that has fresh green leaves that turn bright red when planted in the full sun. Flowers are a scarce commodity with white petals and red carpels. From Armenia and Turkey in moist situations.
