This is a true alpine with glaucus green leaves and wiry glossy brown stems. Purplish-pink flowers at the tips of the branches in August and September. Branches tumble as far as three feet on mature specimens. Very hardy, easy to grow deciduous perennial.
![33. Sedum ellacombianum [Phedimus ellacombianus]](/v/sedum-def/Sedum+ellacombianum.jpg.html){kind=link}
![39. Sedum ewersii cyclophyllum [Hylotelephium ewersii cyclophyllum] (1)](/v/sedum-def/Sedum+ewersii+cyclophyllum+1.jpg.html){kind=link}
![40. Sedum ewersii cyclophyllum [Hylotelephium ewersii cyclophyllum] (2)](/v/sedum-def/Sedum+ewersii+cyclophyllum+2.jpg.html){kind=link}
![45. Sedum forsterianum [Petrosedum forsterianum] (1)](/v/sedum-def/Sedum+forsterianum+1.jpg.html){kind=link}
![46. Sedum forsterianum [Petrosedum forsterianum] (2)](/v/sedum-def/Sedum+forsterianum+2.jpg.html){kind=link}
![47. Sedum forsterianum cristatum [Petrosedum forsterianum cristatum]](/v/sedum-def/Sedum+forsterianum+cristatum.jpg.html){kind=link}
![48. Sedum forsterianum elegans [Petrosedum forsterianum elegans]](/v/sedum-def/Sedum+forsterianum+elegans.jpg.html){kind=link}
![49. Sedum forsterianum purpureum [Petrosedum forsterianum purpureum]](/v/sedum-def/Sedum+forsterianum+purpureum.jpg.html){kind=link}
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