Sedum Suaveolens (Double) Succulent Clusters 25" including its six tiny

25" including its six tiny pups

This stem features a single head with a little cristata developing alongside

They are documented in the pictures

compact succulent featuring an array of small

This sedum is definitively the most un-sedum like of all sedums we've encountered

Sedum Suaveolens (Double) Succulent Clusters 25" including its six tinyThis sedum is definitively the most un sedum like of all sedums we've encountered. Its name loosely translates to 'sweet smelling sedum.' Delicate white blooms emerge from within the rosette, barely reaching over the edges of its leaves. The fragrance of these blooms, as its name would suggest, are sweet smelling. This plant has an interesting backstory. It was first discovered back in 1976 by a pair of researchers from the Huntington Botanical Garden