Plant Identification: SOLVED: sedum?

Author Content Gabrielle (Zone 5a) July 4, 2001 3:38 AM Post #7748 Is this some sort of sedum, and does anyone know what kind? My Mom always called it "pot of gold," but I can find no information on it. It is about 6 inches high in groundcover form, and has 1/2 inch blooms. Blooms in mid May in zone 5. Click the image for an enlarged view. GrannyLois Elizabethton (Stoney, TN (Zone 6b) July 4, 2001 3:40 AM Post #90103 I just brought back several pieces of that from Wisconsin. Don't know the name, but it survived the plane trip and the replanting really well. Baa July 4, 2001 6:37 AM Post #90140 Sedum acre, its a wild flower here in the UK we call it stonecrop Gabrielle (Zone 5a) July 4, 2001 4:02 PM Post #90253 In some pictures of sedum acre the foliage looks different. In others, I can't tell. Are there varieties of sedum acre that have the same foliage as mine? Baa July 4, 2001 7:27 PM Post #90337 Gabrielle The wild form here has exactly the same leaves as the one pictured whihc is why I identified it that way :) poppysue Westbrook, ME (Zone 5a) July 4, 2001 8:21 PM Post #90364 This is different than the plant I know as sedum acre. I have this one (tho I don't know it's true ID) and s.acre also. They have dfferent leaves and this plant grows much faster. I have a good shot of the s.acre foliage I'll post here for you to see.

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