Common
name: Native Sedum or Yellow Stonecrop
Latin name: Sedum lanceolatum synonym Amerosedum
lanceolatum
Annual/Perennial:
Perennial Flowers: June to August
Flower size: Small clusters
Found in: Foothills to Alpine
Height: 4" to 8"
Invasive: No
Native species: Yes Useful in garden: Yes
Wildflower
Field notes: Native Sedum is very adaptable. It can be found
in the plains to the alpine ecosystems. The pictured plant is in
bud with unopened flowers. Native Sedum is extremely drought
tolerant making it an excellent candidate for rock, xeriscape and
wildflower gardens. Look for Native Sedum in sunny areas.
