Sedum lineare
Needle stonecrop, a mat-forming Sedum of China and Japan with narrow needle-like leaves and yellow star flowers, widely grown as a groundcover, including the white-edged variegated form. It is hardy, wants sun and good drainage, and needs a cool winter.
Where it grows wild
Grows on rocks, stone walls, slopes and in thin soil from lowlands into the mountains of eastern Asia.
Recorded from 5 to 2,246 m, median 300 m.
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