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Links
Dave's Garden: Kamschatca Stonecrop
http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/873/
Cultural information for this low-growing, yellow-flowered species (sedum kamtschaticum), and comments from gardeners who grow it.
Floridata: Sedum spectabile
http://www.floridata.com/ref/s/sedu_spe.cfm
Information and photos of showy stonecrop: the species, its cultivars, and popular hybrids such as 'Autumn Joy'. Description and features, culture, and garden usage.
NARGS: Sedum kamtschaticum
http://www.nargs.org/gardening/Sedum.kamtschaticum.html
Photo and description of the variegated form of this species.
NC State University Fact Sheet: Sedum sieboldii
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/factsheets/groundcover/sedum_sieboldii.html
Photos and description for this low-growing evergreen species with succulent blue-green foliage and pink flowers in October, also known as October daphne.
Paghat's Garden: Reflexed Evergreen Sedum
http://www.paghat.com/sedumrupestra.html
Photos, background information, and cultural details for Sedum rupestre, an evergreen groundcover stonecrop.
Paghat's Garden: Sedum acre var. aurea 'Goldmoss'
http://www.paghat.com/sedum_goldmoss.html
Pacific Northwest gardener's description, photos, and cultural experience with this yellow-flowering perennial groundcover cultivar.
Paghat's Garden: Sedum oreganum
http://www.paghat.com/sedum_oreganum.html
Pacific Northwest gardener describes, in words and photos, the characteristics of oregon stonecrop, a hardy edible groundcover species.
Plant of the Month: Stonecrop
http://whatcom.wsu.edu/ag/homehort/plant/stonecrop.htm
Master gardener offers general culture, propagation, and care information for sedums, and descriptions of a few cultivars.
