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Sedum ternatum, Three-Leafed Stonecrop
A hard working Missouri native perennial, Three-Leaved Stonecrop, Sedum tenatum, makes a natural ground cover in sunny to part sun sites. It spreads by creeping stems which root at the nodes. Its fleshy leaves appear in whorls of three. Pretty starry clusters of tiny white flowers with purplish stamens appear in spring. A tough plant that holds up to rabbits, deer, drought and air pollution.
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