Variety murale is slightly more dwarf and has deeper pink flowers. S. divergens Leaves are fleshy and egg-shaped. Color of foliage varies from glossy green to coppery red. This species, unfortunately, closely resembles a common annual weed, purslane, and may be accidentally destroyed in the Garden. Evergreen sedum A much used, fast creeper.
Flowers are bright yellow.
Fruit a showy orange-red. S. oreganum Oregon sedum An Oregon native with rosettes of thick, glossy leaves on reddish stems. Leaves become a striking coral-red in summer. Flowers are yellow. This species is much planted in rock Gardens.