Sedum hybride Bronco®
It is an upright bushy form with grayish green succulent leaves. Great for borders or edging.

Sedum hybride Citrus Twist
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Sedum hybride Coral Reef®

Sedum hybride Eline®

Sedum hybride Frosty Morn
This plant is highlighted by a wide white border around each leaf. Corymbs of white flowers in hot climates and pale pink flowers in cooler climates

Sedum hybride Karl Funkelstein
The fleshy green leaves have a purple tint when they first appear and this becomes more pronounced as they mature until they turn almost beetroot purple. The bright pink flowers emerge in tight clusters late in the summer and will stay on the plant for many months, although their colour will fade. This versatile perennial is a perfect filler plant for a sunny, well-drained spot. A valuable late source of nectar tfor butterflies and bees, the dried flowerheads provide structure and colour in the winer garden.

Sedum hybride Matrona
The surprise of this Sedum is not only the size but especially the discoloration that occurs in the course of the season.

Sedum hybride Moonlight Serenade®
Very attractive, upright sedum, 'Moonlight Serenade' produces large clusters of raspberry-pink buds opening to contrasting peachy-gold flowers. Reddish stems make it very showy when in bloom. Foliage starts off deep blue-green and turns to purple as the season progresses, deep burgundy seed-heads add winter interest and food for birds. Very striking, middle of the border plant.

Sedum hybride Munstead Dark Red
Foliage of Munstead Dark Red is deep green tinted with dark purple. Flowers are deep purplish-red, held in terminal cymes, up to 5 inches wide, and born in late summer and early fall.

Sedum hybride Orange Xenox®

Sedum hybride Picolette®
This compact cultivar has small bronze-red foliage with a silver sheen. Small clusters of small pink flowers emerge in late summer and early fall. Great for the front of the border or containers.

Sedum hybride Rainbow Xenox®

Sedum hybride Red Cauli®
It is a great flower for ground cover because year after year more of these beautiful ruby-red blooms appear. The foliage is a fleshy blue- green color so the blooms really pop! These plants are versatile and drought resistant.

Sedum hybride Rosenteller
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Sedum hybride Strawberry and Cream
A distinctively beautiful perennial with a mix of both creamy white and dark red flowers opening from rich red buds on the same flower heads, succulent foliage is powdery green with shades of purple, reddish stems; it all makes for a very showy garden gem

Sedum hybride Sunkissed®
It’s a sedum blooms with striking pale yellow color.

Sedum hybride Twinkle Star®

Sedum hybride Xenox®
This is a stunning type of sedum that adds great variety of texture and color to any garden area. The large, more rounded leaves start green when new and progress to a darker purple-pinkish edged color.

Sedum hybride Yellow Xenox®

Sedum spectabile
This plant is approximately 40 cm but the plant can fall apart. However, this should not be a reason for the plant to use in a perennial border for the beautiful pink cushions are very decorative. The location should be sunny and the soil well drained.

Sedum spectabile Brillant
Succulent, grey-green leaves, topped with large, flat heads of bright pinkish-mauve flowers in summer. This award-winning ice plant looks great planted in bold drifts towards the front of a sunny, well-drained border. A valuable late source of nectar for butterflies and bees, the flat flowerheads make attractive dried-flowers.

Sedum spectabile Herbstfreude
It grows on all soil types, but rather yet sufficiently calcareous. Prefer full sun but also tolerate light shade. It is counted among the dark-colored Sedum spectabile species.

Sedum spectabile Star Dust
They have thick fleshy leaves and therefore tolerates drought.