Sedum pachyclados (Gray Stonecrop) – also known as Rhodiola pachyclados, weaves a tight mat of blue-green succulent rosettes that cover ground beautifully. At 2-4" tall it spreads to 8-12" wide. Plant it in a full sun location with average/gritty soil with good drainage. Regular water will help seedlings establish deep roots and spread quickly. It’s a beautiful container plant as well and combines nicely with other succulents. Once established it can tolerate drought for several months. Native to Pakistan and Afghanistan, it spreads by thin rhizomes.