Sedum spathulifolium is a native, flowering, succulent in the family Crassulaceae. It can be found from the OR coast to the Cascades and prefers rocky soils, though is amenable to a wide variety of soil types. The leaves are a chalky blue color and fade to a reddish-brown as they age. They have a profusion of yellow flowers in late spring, which are frequented by butterflies and bees.

They make a lovely addition to a container or rock garden alongside Sedum oreganum.

Water Use: Light to Medium

Light Requirement: Sun to part shade

Soil Moisture: Damp to very dry

Soil type: Sand, clay, loam

Soil pH: 7-9

Drought Tolerance: High

Perennial