Botanical name: Sedum oxypetalum Kunth

Synonyms: Sedum arborescens, Sedum peregrinum

Family: Crassulaceae

Origin: Mexico

Common name: Sédum, shrubby thornwort

Hardiness: -6°C to -7°C

IUCN Red List: no

Sedum oxypetalum is a caudex-type shrub with a succulent trunk that can grow up to a meter high in pots, but is much smaller, reaching 30-40 cm in natural rock gardens. Foliage is deciduous in winter. Flowers are white or pale blue (very very very pale) with red centers.

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