Sedum (Sedum Glaucophyllum) - Here is yet another low-growing ground cover plant that is excellent for many different landscape applications. Easily established from Sedum Glaucophyllum seeds, this perennial is commonly called Cliff Stonecrop. The Cliff Stonecrop plant is native to the southern Appalachians where it grows on lightly shaded limestone outcrops where it is regularly damp but very well-drained. The attractive succulent foliage forms rosettes of tiny, blue-green leaves. It blooms in late spring and 4 inch stems hold clusters of small white flowers. These Sedum ground cover plants grow in a prostrate, mat-forming manner and are an evergreen. Sedum Stonecrop will spread 12 - 16 inches in diameter. The alpine selections of Stonecrop are excellent for edging or rock garden plants, particularly for hot, dry sites with poor soil. Season: Perennial USDA Zones: 4 - 9 Height: 3 - 4 inches Width: 12 - 16 inches Bloom Season: Mid Spring to summer Bloom Color: White Growth Rate: Medium Environment: Partial shade