Sedum album White Stonecrop I
Thought now to be an archeophyte (introduced to Britain before 1500AD), this plant is a successful coloniser of stony, gravelly or rocky ground. It is grown as a garden plant and the succulent nature of the leaves mean that small fragments of the plant can survive and take root elsewhere. It is now fairly common throughout England, Wales, and Ireland and only uncommon in northern Scotland.
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LHS: St Abbs Head, Scotland 14th July 2006 RHS: Newborough Warren, Anglesey 12th July 2011
Added on November 27th 2005, updated 2nd February 2012