Sedum Rosularia Orostachys

[Kovacs Pal]

Hello,

I am looking for people whom I can exchange shoots / rosettes of Sedum, Rosularia, Orostachys (and similar genus) with. I need plants which are hardy at zone 6-7.

I can offer the following plants:

Sedum acre
Sedum albanum (?)
Sedum albertii
Sedum album
Sedum album Minima
Sedum anglicum
Sedum compactum (?)
Sedum cyaneum
Sedum dasyphyllum
Sedum ewersii
Sedum floriferum
Sedum forsterianum
Sedum hispanicum
Sedum hybridum
Sedum kamtschaticum Variegata
Sedum kurilense
Sedum middendorfianum striatum
Sedum montanum
Sedum multiceps
Sedum nevii
Sedum obtusofolium
Sedum ochroleucum
Sedum oreganum
Sedum pachyclados
Sedum populifolium
Sedum rupestre (=S. reflexum)
Sedum rupestre Angelina
Sedum sarmentosum
Sedum sediforme
Sedum selskianum
Sedum serpentini
Sedum sexangulare
Sedum sieboldii
Sedum spurium
Sedum spurium Tricolor
Sedum stoloniferum
Sedum takasimense
Sedum tatarinovii = Hylothelephium tatarinovii
Sedum ternatum

Rosularia chrysantha
Rosularia pallida (=R. aizoon ?)
Rosularia sedoides Alba

Orostachys aggregata (=O. malacophylla var aggregata ?)
Orostachys iwarenge
Orostachys spinosa

Crassula milfordae

I also have these plants, but only in a little amount.

Sedim lineare Variegatum
Sedum anacampseros
Sedum annuum
Sedum bithynicum 'Sea Stars'
Sedum cepaea
Sedum divergens
Sedum fabaria (?)
Sedum hillebrandii
Sedum involucratum (?)
Sedum lanceolatum
Sedum pilosa
Sedum pluricaule
Sedum spathulifolium
Sedum spectabile
Sedum trollii

Rosularia aizoon
Rosularia libanotica (=R. serrata)
Rosularia platyphylla (?)
Rosularia reichingeri
Rosularia sempervivum

Orostachys fimbriata
Orostachys malacophylla
Orostachys minutus

Crassula rosulata


Best regards
Kovács Pál

[Palustris]

May I suggest that you have a look at membership of the Sedum Society. We run a superb Plant exchange including many of the things you offer and want.
http://www.cactus-mall.com/sedum/
Best of luck finding plants by the way.

[Maggi Young]

May I suggest that you have a look at membership of the Sedum Society. We run a superb Plant exchange including many of the things you offer and want.
http://www.cactus-mall.com/sedum/
Best of luck finding plants by the way.

Great idea, Eric.... you just beat me to that suggestion!

[Kovacs Pal]

Thank you for the idea, I will try it. Although I would be happy if I could find somebody here too.

[Hoy]

Do you have this one? Sedum brevifolium.

[Kovacs Pal]

Hello,
I had it earlier but it disappeared. Would you like swap some shoots? What can I offer for it? Something from the list above, or some other alpine/rock garden plants.
Thank you in advance.

Paul

[Hoy]

I am in for swapping. I can send you some shoots but have to wait as the plant is growing at my summerhouse and I'm not visiting till mid June.
My plant is from Spain but have been hardy here for many years. I collected shoots in May 1972! It grows best without soil in a crack or anything like that.

[Michael J Campbell]

Sedum pilosum.

[Hoy]

Sedum pilosum.

Very attractive plant, Michael. Do you swap

[Michael J Campbell]

I am afraid it is Monocarpic but it sets lots of seed and germinates easily, can collect some for you if you want.

[Hoy]

I am afraid it is Monocarpic but it sets lots of seed and germinates easily, can collect some for you if you want.

Yes please! That had been kind of you

[cohan]

May I suggest that you have a look at membership of the Sedum Society. We run a superb Plant exchange including many of the things you offer and want.
http://www.cactus-mall.com/sedum/
Best of luck finding plants by the way.

Does the Sedum Society ( I almost abbreviated to SS!) also offer  a seed list? Esp looking for Orostachys which seem devilishly hard to find apart from one or two...

[FrazerHenderson]

Cohan

Yes, the Sedum Society has a seed list covering Aeonium, Aichryson, Hylotelephium, Petrosedum, Rhodiola, Rosularia, Orostachys, Sedum, Tacitus and in the latest list we also included Primula scotica!

The cuttings exchange is excellent

Frazer

[cohan]

Tks, Frazer good to know!

[Brian Ellis]

I saw this Sedum yesterday in a garden, the owner said she had had no success in propagating it, either from seed or cutting material.  I have found the seed on the net - Sedum pulchellum 'Seastars' any advice please to ensure success?