Collection: Sedum Plants - Stonecrop

Sedum plants, commonly called stonecrop, are versatile succulents valued for fleshy foliage, easy care, and seasonal clusters of star-shaped flowers. The group includes low-growing groundcovers, trailing varieties for containers and walls, and taller upright plants that add structure to beds and borders.

Most Sedums grow best in full sun and sharply drained soil. Once established, many varieties tolerate dry conditions, making them useful for rock gardens, slopes, pathway edges, green roofs, containers, and other water-wise plantings. Flowering Sedums can also provide garden interest for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.

Choose a variety whose mature height, spread, and cold tolerance fit your planting site, and avoid consistently wet soil. Combine different foliage colors and growth habits for a layered succulent display, or explore more sculptural, low-water plants in our Succulents collection.

New to this adaptable group? Read What Is Sedum? A Beginner’s Guide to Stonecrop Plants, then shop Annie’s selection of Sedum plants below.

Available formats: This collection may include garden-ready plants and seed packets when inventory is available. Each product page identifies its format and provides product-specific growing information.