Kamchatka Stonecrop - Sedum kamtschaticum
A spreading plant with scalloped green leaves and clusters of bright yellow star like flowers it can form quite a dense carpet over small areas of ground.
Phedimus hybridus (formerly Sedum) is similar, but has not been recorded in VC55; it is evergreen, with smaller leaves and flowers
Flat leaves, thin, non-woody stems; leaves crenate/serrate at least at tips.
Photograph showing leaves as well as flowers
A casual escape from cultivation and rarely found far from habitation.
Flowers July to September.
Perennial.
Widespread but little recorded in Britain as an escape from cultivation.
Uncommon as a casual escape from cultivation in Leicestershire and Rutland. It was not recorded in the 1979 Flora survey of Leicestershire.
Graham Calow
Witherley
01 August 2015
Graham Calow
Witherley
01 August 2015
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