sedum

IPA: sˈɛdʌm

Any of various succulent plants, of the genus Sedum, native to temperate zones; the stonecrop

Examples of "sedum" in Sentences

But if you really want a plant, how about some kind of sedum?
The sedum is a good idea if it gets put on its side, but I was thinking of having it stand up to show the pretty rim.
The Journal also reported that the roof will be planted mostly with sedum, which is a hardy, drought-resistant succulent.
Another closely related plant with exquisite orange-red flowers, which in some books bears the Latin name sedum is roseroot.
We are offering a wide assortment of perennials and native plants, such as sedum, purple cone flower, lilies, annuals, vegetables, houseplants and miscellaneous.
But there are some perennial species, such as sedum, perennial mums, and hydrangea, and even annuals like pansies, that can maintain their blooms until the first snows.
My delphinium virtually pulled apart in my hands, but others such as sedum, campanula and cardoon may need prising apart with force, or even cutting into portions with a knife or spade.
The English name House Leek denotes _leac_ (Anglo-Saxon) a plant growing on the house; and another appellation of its genus, sedum, comes from the Latin _sedare_, to soothe, and subdue inflammations, etc.
Moving to the other side of the road, which coincidentally happened to be upwind, I also found the asters blooming like crazy, mixed in with a bunch of yellow succulents, that I would have called sedum, but now I'm not so sure.