Commonly known as Palmer’s Sedum or Palmer’s Stonecrop.
An attractive succulent subshrub with rosettes of thick, fleshy, pale green leaves at the ends of flexuous stems. It can grow up to 10 inches tall and spread 20 inches. The leaves turn reddish-pink in winter or if grown in strong sunlight. The golden yellow flowers are star-shaped and appear in late winter or early spring.
Grows best in locations where they enjoy the full sun for at least six hours daily. Tolerates partial shade but do not thrive in deep shade. Requires well-draining soil.
